The Sovereign at 425 East 58th St. #37D

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Enter this magnificent 37th floor aerie and be dazzled by the majestic views of the river, Empire State and Chrysler Buildings. This spectacular home was renovated and designed by Juan Montoya and published in Architectural Digest. It was then refurbished 2 years ago with all the latest technology and opulent finishes.

The grand gallery with pristine white marble floors opens to a large South living room with balcony and adjacent media room. The media cabinet was custom designed and created by artisans with a rare bamboo marquetry finish. The walls have spectacular hand sculpted plaster finishes. The formal dining room has fabulous city and river views and opens to the stainless steel windowed kitchen equipped with Viking appliances and an Asko washer and dryer. Beyond the kitchen is a staff room and bath – currently used as a home office/guest room.

The master suite is fit for royalty with two onyx baths, one in golden yellow and one in gray/ blue. There are two enormous custom designed walk in closets. In addition, there is a powder room, Crestron System, Ipad docks with entire apartment wired for sound. This wonderful home can also be purchased furnished.

The Sovereign has an elegant and impressive International Style lobby has soaring ceilings accented by the sparkle of hand blown 1950’s Venini chandeliers, designed by the Italian Architect Carlo Scarpa. With only two apartments per landing, this well designed and spacious home evokes an old world feeling, with all the modern conveniences of zone controlled central heat and air conditioning, powder rooms, balcony and exceptional closet space. Enjoy the lobby level gym, 24 hr valet garage and, wonderful luxury service from a well trained staff.

Surrounded by park like gardens, in the Sutton Place enclave, this residence offers the best of its convenient location and a neighborhood of calm, while close to the best shopping in the world! Call for an appointment to see this luxurious home in an award winning Emory Roth and Sons tower.