Overview of The Sutton Collection at 405 East 54th Street
The Sutton Collection is a three building pre-war rental complex dating to 1930, with 396 apartments across 404 East 55th Street, 405 East 54th Street, and 360 East 55th Street. The 405 East 54th Street building, designed by George and Edward Blum, has an Arts and Crafts influenced clinker brick façade. Its dense, irregular bricks have dark, textured surfaces and a varied, crazy quilt bond.
Apartments commonly retain high ceilings, hardwood floors, entry foyers, and substantial closet space. Windowed kitchens and bathrooms recur in many layouts, while wood burning fireplaces remain a defining feature of numerous homes. Some ceilings have exposed beams, and south facing apartments receive open city light.
Each address has an attended lobby with stone floors, wooden beamed ceilings, ornate metalwork, and stained glass windows. The collection also has full time doorman and concierge service, a rooftop terrace, outdoor gathering space, laundry rooms, and a pet friendly policy. Electricity, heat, and water are covered by the rent, while residents arrange internet and cable separately.
Founded in 1925, Rose Associates is a New York City-based multifamily developer and manager with over 35,000 apartments under management across the city and region, known for full-service, amenity-rich buildings and attentive resident care.