60 Sutton Pl S Unit 9Gn New York City, 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.<br> <br> 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.