The Sutton (959 First Avenue), newly-finished condominium tower designed by INC Architecture and Design (Incorporated NY) and Hill West. The 30-story building successfully melds with the rich character of its Turtle Bay neighborhood with a five-story base is in line with its walk-up neighbors; and, rather than jumping on the all-glass bandwagon, designer Hill West wrapped each layer in hand-laid Roman-style brick.
Terrace Collection living room via Toll Brothers City Living
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#TC1 floor plan via Toll Brothers City Living
#TC2 floor plan via Toll Brothers City Living
#TC3 floor plan via Toll Brothers City Living
Now the development team led by Toll Brothers City Living has released the building's Terrace Collection of homes which feature stunning East River and skyline views. The three homes have private outdoor space off the living room (and the master bedroom, in the case of #TC1). The three listings are priced from $4,999,990 for a 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath (#TC1) to $5,699,990 for a 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath with two terraces on opposite sides of the living room (#TC2).
Master bedroom
Typical kitchen
While the stunning views and outdoor spaces are the main draws of the Terrace Collection, the interiors should not be overlooked. High ceilings and oversized windows fill the apartments with abundant natural light. The kitchens are outfitted with a Gaggenau appliance suite complemented by white glass countertops and backsplash. The bedrooms are set off from the living area for optimal privacy, and baths feature custom fixtures and marble herringbone floors. The Sutton's amenities include a private garden, lounge with fireplace, fitness center, children’s playroom, bike room, storage, concierge, and on-site super.
Common lounge
Views from The Sutton via Toll Brothers City Living
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