6 Sutton Square

Iyanju to daju lori Odo Iwọ-Oorun, 6 Sutton Square jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ile aladani ti o ni itan pupọ ni Ilu New York. Ti a kọ ni 1920, ile iyebiye Neo-Georgian yii ti tun ṣe nipasẹ atunṣe ti o jẹ $9 milionu, ti yi pada si ile iṣẹ́ ọnà ti o to 8,500-sẹsẹ, mẹta-nla, pẹlu awọn yara mẹta, awọn baluwe mẹta àti idaji, ati ikojọpọ awọn balcony, awọn terrace, ati awọn ferese ti o tobi ti o mu odo ati awọn ọgba ni gbogbo ipade.

Lati akoko ti o ba de, ile naa n sọ itan ti aṣa ati atunṣe. Awọn alaye ile-iṣẹ naa bọwọ fun awọn orisun itan rẹ, lakoko ti awọn ipari igbalode, awọn inu ti o kun fun imọlẹ, ati iṣẹ ọwọ ti a ṣe adani ṣe agbekalẹ ile ti a ṣe apẹrẹ fun igbadun igbalode.

Ibi ọgbà ìkọkọ lori Odo

Boya ohun-ini ti ile naa ti a fẹ julọ ni iraye si Ogbà Sutton Square - ọgba ikọkọ ti o to 12,000-sẹsẹ, ti a ṣe apẹrẹ ni lẹwa ti o wa ni etikun odo, ti a pa fun awọn olugbe rẹ nikan. Ti a fi pamọ kuro ni ilu ati ti a da lori itan, ibi itoju yii ti jẹ ayanfẹ ti awọn ará New Yorkers ti o ni ifojusona, pẹlu ẹni ti o ti jẹ Aare-Gbogbogbo ti Awọn Orilẹ-ede ti o Jọmọ. Awọn ododo cherry, awọn ọgba nla, ati awọn iwo alafia ti Igbimọ Queensboro ati Odo Iwọ-Oorun jẹ ki eyi jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ibi iṣaro olowo pọ julọ ati ti o ni itiju ni Manhattan.

Ìrìn àjò Olorin lórí Ilé

Nipasẹ ile naa ni terrace àgbohunsafẹfẹ ti o to 1,600-sẹsẹ pẹlu iwo panoramic skyline ati odo. Ti a ṣe apẹrẹ fun iranti iranti, o ni iyẹfun ita gbangba ti o kun pẹlu grill ọjọgbọn, firiji, oluyaworan waini, ati ibi mimu-sún - ti o ba yẹ fun gbigba ni labẹ ọrun ṣi.

Ìgbé ayé ti Itọkasi ati ìkọkọ

6 Sutton Square jẹ ju ile kan lọ - o jẹ adirẹsi ti o ni asopọ pẹlu itan ati ẹtọ. Ti a ṣeto laarin ọkan ninu awọn ikọkọ ti Manhattan, o nfunni ni anfani alailẹgbẹ lati gbe ninu townhouse kan ti o ni itan, ẹwa, ati iraye taara si ọkan tuntun ti o farapamọ ti Sutton Place.

6 Sutton Square

A rare jewel on the East River, 6 Sutton Square is one of New York City's most storied private residences. Originally built in 1920, this Neo-Georgian mansion has been reimagined through a meticulous $9 million renovation, transforming it into an 8,500-square-foot, seven-story masterpiece with seven bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms, and a collection of balconies, terraces, and oversized windows that capture the river and gardens at every turn.

From the moment you arrive, the home tells a story of heritage and reinvention. Architectural details honor its historic origins, while contemporary finishes, light-filled interiors, and bespoke craftsmanship create a residence designed for modern luxury living.

A Secret Garden on the River

Perhaps the home's most coveted amenity is access to the Sutton Square Garden-a 12,000-square-foot private, landscaped riverfront park reserved exclusively for its residents. Hidden from the city and steeped in history, this sanctuary has been cherished by prominent New Yorkers, including a former Secretary-General of the United Nations. Cherry blossoms, sweeping lawns, and tranquil views of the Queensboro Bridge and East River make this one of Manhattan's most magical and discreet retreats.

The Rooftop Entertainer's Dream

Crowning the residence is a 1,600-square-foot rooftop terrace with panoramic skyline and river vistas. Designed for unforgettable entertaining, it features a full outdoor kitchen with a professional grill, refrigerator, wine cooler, and wet bar-ideal for hosting under the open sky.

A Life of Prestige and Privacy

6 Sutton Square is more than a home-it is an address synonymous with legacy and exclusivity. Set within one of Manhattan's most private enclaves, it offers the rare opportunity to live in a one-of-a-kind townhouse with history, elegance, and unparalleled access to the hidden green heart of Sutton Place.