First time on market in 35 years, this beautifully proportioned high-floor, Convertible 3-bedroom boasts enormous rooms, capacious closets, two-and-a-half baths, and river views to the east. Renovating this one will be worth it, as both the principal and the secondary bedroom are on corners, the dual exposures in each room providing the apartment with lovely light. This home has two-and-a-half baths, with the secondary bath just having been renovated in a classic, modern style.

Cooling is provided by through-wall air conditioning. Parquet floors throughout. In-unit washer-dryer possible with board approval.

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The living room has views of the Queensboro bridge and the Roosevelt Island tram, and is 23 feet long, with a handsome decorative fireplace. The kitchen, which you enter from a gracious common foyer, has a lovely French tile floor and a pantry closet.

It’s next to a formal dining room which can also be used as a third bedroom – oversized windows provide views of the river. The second bedroom, which has some built-ins because it was used as a guest room/office, is the size of a living room in many contemporary buildings, and faces east, with river views, and also north. The parade of closets in #14F includes a walk-in closet as you enter, tall hall closets, a double closet in the secondary bedroom, a walk-in closet in the principal bedroom, and a separate hallway closet for linens.

Please note that the three photos with furniture are virtually staged.

35 Sutton is a full-service, white-glove co-op – mail is delivered to your door, and if it’s raining, a concierge will hand you an umbrella as you leave. Building has a common outdoor terrace with expansive views, a gym, and allows dogs (weight limit). The building has strong financial standards, but allows buyers to finance up to 60% of the purchase price.

2% flip tax paid by buyer. Near the charming restaurants of the Sutton Place neighborhood, transportation options including the 6 train and the FDR, and Trader Joe’s. Come see the New York you didn’t know you needed.

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