425 E 58Th St

A full-service, postwar cooperative tower rising 47 stories on Manhattan’s East Side, completed in 1975 and planned by Emery Roth and Sons. The building contains roughly 135 large residences ranging from one- to five-bedroom layouts, with only two apartments per landing to emphasize privacy and generous floor plans. Interiors typically show high ceilings, oversized windows, formal entry galleries and traditional details — crown moldings, hardwood floors, formal dining rooms and expansive living rooms with separate staff/maid or den spaces. Many units have windowed kitchens with premium appliances, in-unit laundry areas, abundant customized closets and multiple marble bathrooms; some homes include private balconies and large walk-in closets. The lobby and common areas reflect an international-modern sensibility with travertine floors, Rosewood paneling and decorative Venetian chandeliers; recent updates introduced contemporary furnishings and a reworked lobby level gym. Resident services are extensive: 24-hour doorman and concierge, onsite resident manager, full-time engineering staff, valet-attended garage with electric vehicle chargers, package room, private storage and bicycle room. Outdoor amenities include well-tended gardens and a courtyard. The co-op board permits pets (with limits), pied-a-terre ownership, trusts and LLC purchases subject to approval. Located on the edge of Sutton Place, the building sits steps from East River parks, neighborhood green spaces, and a compact collection of restaurants and shops, offering a quieter island of calm within Midtown East.