444 E 58Th St

444 East 58th Street is a six-story, 1920-built prewar co-op on a quiet, tree‑lined Sutton Place block. The boutique building retains classic period details — a marble lobby with globe lamps and a decorative staircase — while common areas and hallways have been recently renovated. Residential layouts are primarily two-bedroom configurations with high ceilings, hardwood floors, arched windows in some units, and built-in shelving or bespoke millwork in select apartments. Kitchens range from original-style eat-in arrangements to fully updated gourmet kitchens with stone counters and modern appliances; bathrooms frequently feature marble tile and upgraded fixtures. Shared building amenities include an elevator, video intercom entry, a basement with card-operated laundry, and a part-time superintendent. Outdoor offerings include a rear shared garden and private outdoor spaces for certain units, some exceeding 200 square feet. The co-op is described as financially sound with flexible ownership policies (co-purchasing, gifting, parents buying, pied-à-terres and post‑residency subletting permitted); pet rules allow cats but generally restrict dogs. Located steps from Sutton Place parks and the East River Esplanade, the building places residents close to Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, fitness clubs, and Midtown transit options, combining prewar character with modern conveniences.