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50 Sutton Place South is a 22-story apartment building with 197 units located on Sutton Place South in New York City. The building offers various amenities including a fitness room, laundry facilities, parking, storage, and 24-hour doorman and concierge services. Currently, 3 apartments are for sale.
50 Sutton Place South is a 22 story, 197 apartment post-war cooperative completed in 1956. It occupies the west blockfront of Sutton Place South between 54th and 55th Streets, where its red brick façade, white trim and numerous balconies form a modern interpretation of Colonial style. The similarly composed 60 Sutton Place South stands directly across 54th Street.
Apartments are characterized by generous proportions, broad window walls and substantial closet space. Junior 4 plans with convertible dining alcoves recur alongside larger homes with formal dining areas and bedroom wings. Many residences have private terraces or balconies, and eastern and southern exposures bring East River, city and Queensboro Bridge views.
The full service building has an attended lobby, 24 hour doorman, concierge and live-in resident manager. A fitness center, central laundry room, resident storage, package facilities, landscaped garden approach and on-site garage round out the amenities. Hallways have recently been renovated, with lobby work also undertaken.
The co-op permits up to 65% financing and pied-à-terre ownership, and it is pet friendly; a 2% flip tax is paid by the buyer. The southern entrance to the East River Esplanade is adjacent, while Sutton East River Park, the small river overlook at 54th Street and the Town Tennis Club are close by. The FDR Drive runs along the neighborhood’s eastern edge.
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