Located in one of the city's most prestigious prewar apartment houses, this "intimate" home offers palatial-sized rooms that were originally intended for opulent residences twice its size.

Floor to ceiling French doors in both the living room and master bedroom open onto a 40' Juliet balcony with sweeping views of the river, gardens and 59th Street Bridge. Prewar details abound from the herringbone floors and original woodwork with classic crown molding to the soaring ceilings.

The floorplan of this unique property is extremely flexible and offers many options. It could be the grandest of two bedrooms with a formal dining room or an elegant "classic-7" which would include 3 bedrooms, living room, dining room, kitchen and office/staffroom. It is currently in estate condition and requires upgrades to the kitchen, baths, windows and AC.

In 1925, Rosario Candela set out to build one of the most luxurious apartment houses in the city in the peaceful enclave of Sutton Place South. This special building retains that distinction and continues to offer the highest standard of white-glove service.