435 E 57Th St

A distinguished prewar cooperative on East 57th Street in Manhattan, completed in 1927 and designed by Emery Roth. The 16-story, 26-unit building retains classic architectural details—beamed and high ceilings, original hardwood floors, crown moldings, and formal entry foyers—while many residences have been comprehensively renovated with modern kitchens, marble baths, and custom cabinetry. Apartment configurations are primarily large two-, three- and four-bedroom layouts (including staff/office rooms and flexible combo units), many featuring walk-in closets, recessed lighting, built-in features, and professionally installed gallery lighting suited to art collections. Common areas include a marble-clad lobby, a staffed 24-hour doorman desk, full-time resident manager and super, a recently updated fitness room, central laundry, and individual storage cages/basement storage. The co-op permits pets, pied-a-terres and live/work or professional uses in certain units, and allows up to 50% financing; there is a nominal flip tax. Located a block from Sutton Place and adjacent to the East River promenade, the building offers a quiet, tree-lined residential setting with immediate access to parks, grocery options, restaurants, and transit, delivering a full-service prewar Manhattan lifestyle with boutique scale and attentive staff.