New York Rentals – Sutton Place
When we talk about Sutton Place, we talk about opulence under the radar, since this neighborhood is a luxurious hidden gem. This Manhattan neighborhood, which was once home to Michael Jackson and Marilyn Monroe, is adjacent to the East River, and south of the Queensboro Bridge, and is considered one of the city’s most affluent areas, on par with the adjacent Upper East Side. Rich with Manhattan brownstones, Sutton Place covers 53rd and 59th Streets, between the East River to Second Avenue, and is the intersection of Midtown and the Upper East Side. This largely residential area has two parks overlooking the East River: one by 53rd Street and the other on 57th Street. This neighborhood is ideal when it comes to peace and privacy. Reduced honking, little-to-no traffic, and prohibited sidewalk parking on most streets are just a few of its perks.
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Experience the ultimate in sophisticated city living in one of New York's most exclusive rental buildings. Thriving on a quiet block in the historic Upper East Side, the recently constructed, glass-and-limestone Pearl welcomes you home with an imported marble and hardwood lobby staffed 24/7 by a doorman. It also offers an in-house fitness center, modern laundry facility, live-in resident manager, on-site valet and individual storage units.
The Pavilion, home to luxury-minded New Yorkers for almost five decades, transformed York Avenue and continues to offer the best of Upper East Side apartment living. With its huge living spaces and family-oriented neighborhood, the Pavilion is so accommodating that some have been here since birth, moving up through gracious one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments as their families grow.
This free-standing rental apartment tower has 286 units and is two blocks north of Sotheby's, the auction house. Luxury doorman building comfortably located in the residential Upper East Side neighborhood.
Another distinctive luxury rental building by Solow Properties, One East River Place is one of the most stunning structures and strikingly luxurious no-fee rentals on the Upper East Side. At 50 stunning stories, One East River Place is a neighborhood landmark; thanks to a long list of resident amenities and spacious, sun-bathed residences of surpassing sophistication, it ranks as one of the premier rental listings in one of Manhattan's most desirable neighborhoods. Lauded as the most impressive rental property in Manhattan upon its construction in 1989, One East River Plaza's timeless look and top-to-bottom distinction has kept it at the top of the list for luxury rental opportunities in Manhattan. Easily recognizable thanks to its graceful and energy-efficient green glass curtain wall, One East River Plaza's floor-to-ceiling windows are not just for show. All residential units offer stunning views, either of the East River or the Manhattan skyline. The apartments themselves are no less impressive than the sleek exterior, with spacious floor plans, high ceilings, copious natural light and a variety of layouts studio apartments, one-bedroom apartments, two-bedroom apartments, three-bedroom apartments and four-bedroom apartments are available. Every residence offers gourmet kitchens with granite counters and spacious baths accented with Italian marble. One East River Place offers all the luxury amenities discerning renters expect, and a few no other building can offer. While some other luxury buildings offer 24-hour valet garages and 24-hour doorman and concierge service, One East River Place adds an extra layer of luxury thanks to a 24-hour attended gate house at the foot of the private cobblestone drive leading to the building. Peace and quiet, one of the rarest and most sought-after amenities in New York City, is all around One East River Place, both at the landscaped rooftop terrace and thanks to private, landscaped grounds that include a cobblestone courtyard and a design that makes the building's entrance nearly invisible to the street. One East River Place's signature river views are also on great display from the state-of-the-art rooftop pool and health club. A striking apartment building that offers renters strikingly sophisticated services and residences and a uniquely luxurious living experience, One East River Place is a one of a kind no-fee rental opportunity.
If the Upper East Side is where you want to have your next new home, then you should check out the apartments being offered at 515 East 72nd Street. This impressive building, located next to the East River, is made up of 365 beautiful apartments spread over 41 floors.
Located in Sutton Place, a cozy enclave by the East River, Aalto 57 is post-war, high-rise building designed by the prolific Skidmore, Owings and Merrill LLP. The 65-story, rental building offers a limited collection of three bedroom apartments. The luxury building offers a rooftop terrace, a resident’s lounge with adjacent landscaped terrace with a fire pit, a state-of-the-art fitness center, conference room and business center, on-site resident manager, exclusive attaché services provided by Luxury Attache, an indoor playground with 20 foot ceilings, including a multi-sport court and children’s play area, bike storage, tenant story, commercial laundry, and a fully attended lobby and doorman.
Located in the perfect Manhattan location, Sutton Place, Stonehenge 57 is a prime NYC home for those looking to be close to all the action while still enjoying the peace and quiet that comes with being slightly outside the heart of Midtown. The studio to three-bedroom homes inside have several lovely pre-war details with some featuring fireplaces and private outdoor spaces. The building features a fitness center, residents' lounge, multipurpose yoga room, laundry room, and a live-in super. It is also pet-friendly and wired for Verizon Fios.
Stonehenge58 is a full-service building located in the lovely, quiet Manhattan neighborhood of Sutton Place. This luxury structure features renovated, spacious homes with generous layouts, working fireplaces, and classic, pre-war details. Many of the apartments inside also include windowed, eat-in kitchens that offer you the opportunity to enjoy breakfast while gazing out at stunning views of the city.