424 E 52Nd St

Southgate at 424 East 52nd Street is a landmarked prewar cooperative completed in 1930 and designed by Emery Roth as part of the Bing & Bing Southgate ensemble. The 13-story masonry building contains 38 residences in traditional one-bedroom, two-bedroom and studio layouts, many retaining classic prewar details such as high beamed ceilings, hardwood floors, archways, wood-burning fireplaces, generous foyers and well-proportioned rooms. Kitchens typically feature granite counters and plentiful built-in storage; many units include multiple walk-in closets and separate dining areas that function as offices or dens. Shared amenities reflect an old‑world full-service model: a 24-hour doorman, resident manager, central laundry, bicycle room and basement storage with additional private storage units available. Outdoors, residents share a landscaped, block-long garden and courtyard plus a roof deck and small private outdoor spaces attached to some units. The building permits pets, pieds-à-terre and subletting/guarantors within board guidelines; utility-electricity is included in maintenance. Located on a tree-lined cul‑de‑sac in the Beekman/Sutton Place area, Southgate offers immediate access to the East River Promenade, nearby parks, neighborhood grocery options and multiple subway lines, combining prewar character with full-service cooperative conveniences.