Building, Manhattan

455 E 57Th, Inc.

455 East 57th Street

Sutton Place, Manhattan

Year built

1927

Units

42

Stories

16

Building type

High Rise

The kitchen has high-end finishes, including a boiling and filtered-water tap, and a stacked washer and gas dryer, which is a rare find in a pre-war building. Designed by Kenneth Murchison in 1927, this white-glove co-op has a full-time doorman, a live-in resident manager and a laundry room. The building also arranges for a monthly Wi-Fi and cable service of $101.42/month. Just steps from the East Midtown Greenway, the building is close to transit, the Queensboro Bridge, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's and neighborhood restaurants.