Exquisitely Renovated Grand Pre-War Classic Seven Room home in the coveted 2 Sutton Place South Cooperative. No detail was spared in the seamless combination of this immaculate home. The elevator opens to a semi-private landing. Upon entering you are greeted by a 35’ foyer which leads to your sun-flooded living room with a wood-burning fireplace, a grand formal dining room which can also serve as a den with a second wood burning fireplace, both of which are east-facing with gorgeous river views.

The amazing windowed, eat-in kitchen has custom cabinetry, top-of-the-line appliances including a 6 burner Wolf range that vents outside and an inviting, upholstered banquet, the perfect spot for informal dining. The split bedroom layout is ideal for living; the primary bedroom suite boasts a river view, three closets and a beautifully renovated ensuite bath. On the opposite side of the home you will find two extra large bedrooms, each with their own renovated bathroom, one of which is en-suite and windowed. Other features include a windowed laundry room with a vented washer/dryer, incredible storage and beverage refrigerator drawers.

There is also a separate home office for all your work-from-home needs. Throughout the home there are plank, oak hardwood floors, hard-wired panels to control the temperature, motorized shades, Lutron lighting system, and custom sound system. A storage unit trades with the apartment. Welcome Home! 2 Sutton Place South is an elegant pre-war co-op designed by Emery Roth in 1938.

Renowned for its white glove full service, the building has a twenty-four hour doorman, live-in resident manager, excellent staff, porte-cochere, state-of-the-art fitness center, gorgeous landscaped roof deck with panoramic river views, storage and a bike room. Pied-a-terres, pets and 50% financing are permitted. Sutton Place is a residential enclave with direct access to the East River Promenade, several green parks, proximity to all transportation, close distance to both Whole Foods and Trader Joes and all the conveniences of Midtown Manhattan.

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