411 E 53Rd St

Built in 1959, this 20-story white‑glove condominium in Sutton Place comprises a mix of studios through three-bedroom residences across roughly 189 units. Architecturally postwar and rectilinear in form, the building presents a mid‑century façade and renovated common areas that complement classic apartment details found inside many homes. Typical interiors showcase high ceilings, original moldings, crown trim, chandeliers, generous closets and built‑in storage; kitchens frequently feature granite counters and windowed layouts, while some residences include private terraces or solaria. Shared building services emphasize full‑service living: a 24‑hour doorman, live‑in superintendent, package room, central laundry, on‑site garage and building storage (availability based). The condominium is pet‑friendly for owners and permits pieds‑à‑terre, subletting and co‑purchasing in many cases, and periodically has capital assessments for building upgrades. Located on East 53rd Street near the East River Greenway, the property sits steps from parks, grocery options (Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods), restaurants and convenient transit (6, E, M lines) with quick access to the FDR and Queensboro Bridge. The overall character blends classic prewar sensibility with modernized finishes and full‑service conveniences tailored to urban living.