60 SUTTON Place S #9GN Manhattan, NY 10022

Welcome to unit 9GN, a magnificent, large one bedroom unit on a high floor. Offering southern exposure and river views, this apartment has been completely renovated with attention to detail and is a must see... High floor with large windows and balcony. Bright and sunny with beautiful hardwood floors throughout. Elegant and modern pass-through kitchen with a separate dining area. Kitchen features custom cabinetry, upgraded stainless steel appliances including a dishwasher, deep basin sink, designer titled backsplash and white quartz counter tops. Combo washer/dryer hookup in the kitchen. Bio-flame ethanol fireplace is a center piece in the living room. Spacious bedroom fits a king size bed and features ample storage space and built-ins. Convenient, secondary access to the balcony. The wall of mirrors brings abundant light and East River into your space. This home offers many distinctive features. Cleverly redesigned bathroom, functions as en-suite while at the same time providing your guests with access from the living room. It features double sinks, glass enclosed bathtub, modern fixtures and marble tiles.

This luxury, full service building, designed by Arthur Wieser in 1952 is an icon along the East River. Each of the apartments feature a terrace with views of the river. In its glory days, it was reputably the most luxurious building in New York. Located in a desirable neighborhood, on what was once known as the most affluent street in the city. 60 Sutton Place South features a garden w/ geometrical labyrinth of lush foliage and flowers, a glass enclosed lobby w/ a larger-than-life bronze statue and fountain imported from Italy, a health club, a large radiantly heated driveway and an underground, discounted parking garage. Convenience is at your fingertips with full-time doorman, valet and concierge services. Building accepts pets, pied-a-terre, co-purchasing - and is walking distance to Saks Fifth Ave, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale's, Barney's and many restaurants. New promenade along the East River is just across the street.