415 E 52Nd St

The Sutton House is a post‑war cooperative completed in 1956 and rising 19 stories on a tree‑lined cul‑de‑sac in Midtown Manhattan between the Sutton and Beekman pockets. Units range from studios and one‑bedrooms to larger one‑to‑three bedroom plans, many featuring high ceilings, formal dining or dining alcoves, and generous closet and pantry storage. Apartment interiors typically include hardwood floors, galley or updated kitchens, entrance foyers, and options for terraces or balconies overlooking landscaped private gardens and courtyards. Common building assets emphasize full‑service living: 24‑hour doormen, concierge, a resident manager, elevator service, on‑site garage parking, package and bike rooms, and extensive building storage. Shared amenities support family and wellness needs with a health club/fitness center (membership fee may apply), children’s playroom, laundry facilities, multiple planted roof decks and an urban gardening program. The co‑op accepts pets and permits washers/dryers and pied‑à‑terres on a case‑by‑case basis with board approval; alterations require board review. Its location provides direct access to neighborhood groceries, dining, and transit, while the cul‑de‑sac setting and central gardens create a quieter, garden‑oriented microclimate within Midtown.