Sutton Place is located south and east of the Upper East Side, but it is the rare Manhattan neighborhood that feels as if it belongs in another city entirely. This small, posh mini-neighborhood runs between First Avenue and the East River, between 53rd and 59th Streets, but a simple geographical description does not really do justice to Sutton Place's unique city-within-a-city feeling. The tree-lined streets and stately pre-war apartment buildings of Sutton Place -- almost all of them are co-ops of the most exclusive variety, and none of them are rentals -- recall the more rarefied neighborhoods of London far more than they do the bustling stretches of Midtown East and the lower Upper East Side nearby. The sidewalks and generous private gardens of Sutton Place have a sort of quiet about them that no other Manhattan neighborhood can boast, while Sutton Place apartments offer East River views and pre-war grace that few Manhattan apartments can match. It's an unusual and luxurious place.
Exclusivity and a posh restfulness are what makes Sutton Place Sutton Place -- and what makes Sutton Place apartments among the most sought-after prizes in high-end Manhattan real estate.
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The Sutton is a beautifully designed, 30-story, new construction in the Sutton Place neighborhood, and close to the East River waterfront. In addition to its convenient building amenities, its residences feature well-crafted details.
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Situated in Sutton Place within Manhattan’s bustling Midtown East neighborhood, St. James Tower is a post-war high-rise packed with amenities. Featuring 106 luxury apartments, St. James Tower is a doorman building standing at an impressive 32 stories. St. James Tower is located in a quiet section of midtown Manhattan, with the East River close by. A breathtaking, manicured plaza that includes both water and seating greets visitors to this apartment building, providing an entrance for a lovely Manhattan rental building in one of NYC’s more prestigious neighborhoods.
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A Tudor-style pre-war condo, 865 UN Plaza offers an atmosphere of old-fashioned grace with modern edge. The Midtown East condo features a trendily offbeat design with rustic stone, natural granite, and subway tiles. With sweeping East River views, the 16-floor high-rise on 865 First Avenue is the condo of any New Yorker’s dreams.
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The Mondrian is as bright and beautiful as the works of the modernist painter it was named for. This 43-story building stands out in its Sutton Place neighborhood thanks to its striking exterior, but it's many luxury amenities make it the perfect fit for this coveted area of Manhattan.