350 East 57th St. #13A

Ever since the residences at 350 East 57th Street started selling in 1927, Sutton Hall has appealed to those who desire elegant layouts, generous entertaining spaces, and fine finishes. With attention to period detail and a recent no expense spared renovation, Apartment 13-A is one of the most extraordinary Classic 6’s on the market today. The apartment is entered via a graceful 24-foot gallery foyer leading into a stately living room with a wood burning fireplace. A grand formal dining room is adjacent to the living room and both are immersed in light streaming in from panoramic windows. The kitchen and butler’s pantry are outfitted with rich, dark wood custom cabinets and luxurious Santa Cecilia granite counter tops and back splashes. High-end appliances include a Pro-Style Wolf range and hood, a full-size Sub-Zero refrigerator, a GE Monogram wine cooler, as well as a dishwasher and washer/dryer. The center foyer ties all the rooms together beautifully. The south-facing part of the residence features two large bedrooms, an abundance of closets, three stunning bath rooms, and a maid’s room located down a private corridor making it a charming guest room or office. Comprised of 32 residences, two per floor, 350 East 57th Street is a full-service 24-hour doorman building boasting an extraordinary roof garden with Georgian brick arches, fluted columns, and terra cotta tiles. A separate sun deck is outfitted with lounge chairs and a small children’s play area. There are laundry facilities and private storage rooms in the basement. Sutton Hall was one of four cooperatives developed by K. P. Walker and the Garden Plan Company from 1926 to 1928. The Garden Plan buildings, of which there are three in the East 50’s and one on East 72nd Street, were characterized by intelligent layouts, large windows, 9’2" beamed ceilings and, of course, gardens.