Building, Manhattan

30 SUTTON PLACE CO

30 Sutton Place

Sutton Place, Manhattan

Year built

1929

Units

49

Stories

14

Building type

High Rise

Adding to the apartment's rarity is a private wine cellar and former staff room on the lobby level, an unusually valuable and versatile extension of the residence. Built as a cooperative in 1928, 30 Sutton Place is an intimate and beautifully maintained prewar building with just 42 residences. Its handsome lobby, attentive full-time doormen, and dedicated staff, including a live in Resident Manager, reflect the discreet, highly personal service for which the building is known. Set within the illustrious Sutton Place corridor, the building is surrounded by meticulously maintained neighborhood gardens and parks, with the East River just beyond. Fine restaurants, grocery stores, and neighborhood shops are all conveniently located nearby, while the building's position between the river and the city provides easy access to all that Manhattan has to offer