447 East 57th Street,
447 EAST 57TH STREET,
#5/6A,
Manhattan,
NY
10022
Distinguished 3-4 bedroom Candela Prewar Duplex in the Heart of Sutton Place This gracious approximately 2,950-square-foot Rosario Candela duplex is a beautifully scaled classic home located in a distinguished full-service Sutton Place cooperative. With its exceptional proportions, south-facing light, and elegant prewar details, the residence offers the comfort and presence of a traditional New York apartment. A semi-private elevator landing opens into a generous marble-floored gallery that anchors the main level. The south-facing living room features a wood-burning fireplace and floor-to-ceiling French doors over grand single-pane windows, creating a bright and inviting space. The adjoining formal dining room is ideal for both gatherings and everyday living. The large eat-in kitchen provides excellent storage and serves as a natural hub of the home. The upper level includes a spacious primary suite with a wood-burning fireplace, ensuite bath, and ample closet space. Two additional bedrooms (one currently functioning as a large home office) share a well-proportioned hall bath. A sitting room--accessible both from the hallway and through the primary suite--serves as a flexible fourth bedroom, den, or home office. A staff room with washer/dryer and elevator access completes the second floor. Throughout the home, classic features include high ceilings, well-preserved herringbone floors, and the architectural hallmarks that define Candela design. Additional comforts include elevator access on both floors and a dedicated private storage unit. Pets, pied-à-terres, central air conditioning and up to 50% financing are permitted. Located in the tranquil enclave of Sutton Place-one of Manhattan's most discreet and residential neighborhoods-the building is moments from the East River Esplanade, Sutton Parks, fine dining, specialty food shops, and convenient access to the FDR Drive. A rarely available Sutton Place duplex offering timeless scale, wonderful natural light, and the enduring appeal of distinguished prewar architecture.
