Asiko tuntun pade atijọ. Ibi 2, baluwe 2 - 1,384 SF pẹlu awọn iwoye mẹta (pataki ni Ọjọ-ìtàn pẹlu ẹlẹgbẹ ariwa ati guusu) ati eto ilẹ kan ti ko ni irọrun. Ikọkọ ati imọlẹ itura pẹlu ibi idana ṣiṣi ati agbegbe ounjẹ ti o le gba ni irọrun wọnyi mẹfa. 10-foot ceilings, windows casement, awọn yara ounjẹ ti o gbooro ati awọn baluwe to ni itura n ṣẹda ile pipe. Ti ṣe apẹrẹ nipasẹ awọn ile-iṣelọpọ, Incorporated NYC ati Goldstein Hill & West Architects. The Sutton jẹ condominium iṣẹ-iranlọwọ ni ọkàn ti Sutton Place.

Awọn ẹya ile:

Ibi nla nla ti o ni imọlẹ ti o ni iwoye East / South, agbegbe ounjẹ fun o kere ju mẹfa ati ibi idana awujọ ṣiṣi ti o jẹ pipe fun ẹnikan ti o nifẹ lati seun. Ibi ilẹ White oak 6", ceilings 10-foot ati awọn ferese casement 9-foot. Ibi idana ṣiṣi ni awọn ẹrọ Gaggenau 4-series, countertop & backsplash gilasi Espekio Blanco, pẹlú ile idana aṣa nipasẹ Gold & Reiss. Suite akọkọ pẹlu iwoye East / North jẹ oasis ìkànsí pẹlu ile-iwọle igbesẹ (ti iṣọkan nipasẹ The Container Store) ati baluwe ti o dabi spa pẹlu alokun Nero Marquina & Bardiglio, ilẹ alokun herringbone, ijoko baluwe nla, tub asopọ, vanity meji ati awọn ohun elo Waterworks aṣa. Yara keji ti o yẹ pẹlu iwoye ila-oorun gba ibusun queen kan ati pe o ni aaye ibi-iṣura to tọ. Baluwe keji ni awọn tiles glazed ti o leti awọn tiles aṣa Gustavino ti 59th Street Bridge. Bosch washer / dryer, awọn agbegbe iṣakoso oju-ọjọ pupọ, awọn awọ oorun ati awọn awọ dudu ni awọn yara mejeeji ni gbogbo wa ninu.

Awọn ẹya ile:

Awọn ile 90 ti The Sutton n pese agbaye alailẹgbẹ ti awọn ohun elo to ni itumọ, igbalode ati alaye artisanal ti a ọwọ. Awọn ẹya ara ẹrọ pẹlu concierge 24-wakati ati doorman, ile-iṣẹ adaṣe 3,000 SF, ibi isinmi awọn olugbe pẹlu ina ina, ọgba ikọkọ, yara ere, ibi ipamọ keke, alakoso olugbe ti n gbe ni ile ati ipamọ tutu fun ifijiṣẹ ounje. Ti wa ni ipo ni igun East 53rd Street ati First Avenue, ile naa wa ni aarin igbesi aye alaragbayida Midtown pẹlu awọn ounjẹ iyanu, rira ati igbadun ni gbogbo ọna, pẹlu iraye si Rockefeller University, awọn United Nations ati 59th Street Bridge. Awọn ọkọ oju-irin E, M/F, 4/5/6 ati N/Q/R/W n pese iraye si rọọrun si iyokù ti Ilu.

 

Modern meets vintage. 2 beds, 2 baths - 1,384 SF with triple exposures (primarily East with secondary North and South) and a one of kind floor plan. A beautiful and bright entertaining space with an open kitchen and a dining area that comfortably accommodates six. 10-foot ceilings, casement windows, spacious bedrooms and luxurious bathrooms create the perfect home. Designed by architectural firms, Incorporated NYC and Goldstein Hill & West Architects. The Sutton is a full-service condominium in the heart of Sutton Place.

Apartment features:

A bright oversized great room with East / South exposures, a dining area for at least six and an open, social kitchen that's ideal for someone who loves to cook. 6" White oak flooring throughout, 10-foot ceilings and 9-foot casement windows. The open kitchen features Gaggenau 4-series appliances, Espekio Blanco glass countertop & backsplash, along with custom kitchen cabinetry by Gold & Reiss. The primary suite with East / North exposures is a tranquil oasis with a walk-in closet (fitted by The Container Store) and a spa like bath with Nero Marquina & Bardiglio marble, herringbone marble flooring, a large stall shower, soaking tub, a double vanity and custom Waterworks fixtures. A gracious 2nd bedroom with Eastern exposure accommodates a queen size bed and has ample closet space. The 2nd bathroom features glazed tiles reminiscent of the Gustavino style tiles of the 59th Street Bridge. Bosch washer / dryer, multiple climate control zones, solar shades and black out shades in both bedrooms are all included.

Building Features:

The Sutton's 90 residences feature an unparalleled world of rich, modern finishes and handcrafted, artisanal detailing. Amenities include a 24-hour concierge and doorman, 3,000 SF fitness center, residents lounge with a fireplace, private garden,  playroom, bike storage, live-in resident manager and cold storage for grocery deliveries. Located on the corner of East 53rd Street and First Avenue, the building is at the epicenter of spectacular Midtown living with fantastic dining, shopping and entertainment at every turn, plus superb access to Rockefeller University, the United Nations and the 59th Street Bridge. E, M/F, 4/5/6 and N/Q/R/W trains provide easy access to the rest of the City.