As of this writing, CityRealty listings show 224 publicly listed units for sale in Midtown's Beekman/Sutton Place enclave along the East River. The vast majority are co-ops, but new condominium Sutton Tower has launched sales and taken the local skyline by storm.
Current availabilities start at $2.05 million for one-bedrooms, $3.175 million for two-bedrooms, $5.175 million for three-bedrooms, and $5.95 million for four-bedrooms. Additionally, a set of full-floor, four-bedroom penthouses starts at $19.25 million.
Current availabilities start at $2.05 million for one-bedrooms, $3.175 million for two-bedrooms, $5.175 million for three-bedrooms, and $5.95 million for four-bedrooms. Additionally, a set of full-floor, four-bedroom penthouses starts at $19.25 million.
Plans for Sutton Tower date back to 2015, when developer Bauhaus Group started buying up low-rise buildings and nearby air rights to build a new skyscraper. As rumors swirled of a nearly 1,000-foot-tall tower designed by Foster + Partners, locals objected and lobbied for a rezoning that would prevent such tall buildings from rising in the neighborhood. But in 2016, developer Gamma Real Estate bought the site for $98 million in a foreclosure auction and filed permits for a new building shortly after. In the years since construction commenced, JVP Management also signed on as a developer.
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While the Sutton Place rezoning passed, Sutton Tower was nevertheless allowed to rise. The 847-foot-tall tower is shorter than originally planned, but still outstrips The Sovereign as the tallest residential building in Beekman/Sutton Place and stands second only to 432 Park Avenue as Midtown East's tallest building. However, Sutton Tower's limestone facade adds a highly contextual touch. It is further distinguished in the local skyline by its beveled corners and striking Art Deco-inspired crown. The building houses 121 units and the 22,000-square-foot Sutton Club amenity suite.
Robb Report has described Sutton Place as "Little London" for its distinguished atmosphere and waterfront parks. Indeed, the new building is only one block from Sutton Park. It is also located in excellent proximity to Bloomingdale's, the interior design showrooms lining Third Avenue, the Roosevelt Island tramway, the East 57th Street Whole Foods, and the Landmarks-approved Trader Joe's in the former Bridgemarket space that has been described as the city's most beautiful supermarket.
↓ With no more than three units per floor, every home is reached via semi-private or private landing.
↓ Bespoke interior finishes include ebonized oak entry doors, expansive windows, wide-plank rift and quarter sawn oak floors in custom oak stain, and a soothing color palette throughout.
↓ Additional features include four-pipe HVAC, in-unit Miele washer and dryer, and wine cellars and storage for purchase.
↓ Chef’s kitchens feature Italian-crafted white lacquer cabinetry, white marble countertops and islands or peninsulas, custom drawer pulls, and state-of-the-art appliances by Sub-Zero and Wolf.
↓ Primary suites enjoy enough square footage for a home office or dressing area, not to mention generous closet space.
↓ Primary baths are clad in Bianco Dolomiti marble and come with radiant heated floors, Waterworks fixtures, Toto toilets, and oversized showers.
↓ Three penthouse residences have private loggias.
↓ A third-floor health and wellness center houses a 50-foot indoor pool with whirlpool and mirrored cove ceiling, infrared saunas, and spa treatment rooms.
↓ On the fourth floor, a fitness center comes outfitted with state-of-the-art cardio and strength equipment. It also offers access to movement and boxing training studios
↓ The fifth-floor Club Lounge has a billiards table and adjacent terrace.
↓ A formal dining room with seating for 14 is adjacent to a chef's demonstration kitchen.
↓ The screening room has custom sofas and a wet bar.
↓ The game room has a foosball table, a Ping-Pong table, vintage arcade games, and a multi-sports simulator.
↓ The children's playroom features an interactive mural by acclaimed children's book author and illustrator Elanna Allen.
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