Located in a magnificent pre war Sutton Place building designed by Rosario Candela, this splendid apartment was planned on a generous and intelligent scale and embodies classic New York from another era yet with all the conveniences of modern day living.

From your private elevator landing you enter a central gallery leading you to the sun drenched living room with high ceilings, a wood burning fireplace with a beautiful marble mantle, generous moldings, gleaming floors and a partial view of the East River. There is a separate formal dining room with a bay window facing west.  From here one enters the butler's pantry and the kitchen with a glorious window framing an open city view. This is adjacent to two maid's rooms; one now used as an office and beyond this is an additional maid's room with full bath. This is also a perfect extra bedroom with a sitting room.

The bedroom hallway, located off of the entrance gallery, leads to the private chambers which consist of a wood paneled second bedroom with a decorative fireplace with bath ensuite. This room may also double as a library.  The enormous master bedroom, built 22 feet long, includes a cedar lined walk in closet, additional built out closets and the master bath.

30 Sutton Place was built as a cooperative in 1928 and has a beautiful lobby, only 42 apartments, separate storage for each apartment, a gym and is located in the illustrious Sutton Place corridor.