50 Sutton Place South, 12-F

Perched up on the 12th floor, this magnificent corner sanctuary has undergone a meticulous renovation. Relax and enjoy the warm glow of the setting sun against the backdrop of the River and lower Manhattan from the balcony (as seen in the first photo). Entertaining is seamless and stylish in the spacious living room which enjoys twinkling Bridge lights and a breathtaking southern exposure of the East River and lower Manhattan. Enjoy delicious meals and conversations in dining area that comfortably seats 4-6. The impeccably designed cook's kitchen is a masterful work of art with generous custom cabinetry, handmade tile backsplash, a breakfast bar, sleek Quartzite countertops, top of the line Viking appliances, a wine fridge, pantry and beautiful River View. The second room, French doors lead into a cozy library/den, this space enjoys picture perfect downtown views and can also be used as a bedroom/home office. The epitome of tranquility, the master suite with four closets (one of which is a walk in) also offers an ensuite marble bathroom. No detail has been overlooked, an additional marble bathroom, exquisite architectural details, custom picture frame and base moldings, decadent Cherry built ins, new windows and doors (including balcony door), and closets galore complete this incredible residence.

50 Sutton Place South is a full service luxury white glove building with gorgeous lobby that enjoys 24 hour doorman and concierge, elevator attendant, supremely attentive super, fitness center, attended package room, storage, and a garage. Steps to Sutton East River Park, the new Sutton Place esplanade offering the most breathtaking views of the East River and the 59th Bridge, Whole Foods, Trader Joe's (coming soon) and amazing dining, shopping, entertainment, parks, museums and transportation options. Sutton Place is a peaceful enclave with old world charm overlooking the majestic East River whose buildings' heights are controlled as a result of a recent unanimous decision of the City Planning Commission and some of NYCs most expensive real estate.