Situated in one of Rosario Candela's most revered prewar cooperatives, this splendid ten room Sutton Place residence boasts pleasing proportions, tall ceilings, superb original detail, and lovely leafy tree-line vistas. Exquisitely renovated by AD100 designer Markham Roberts, the apartment’s prewar sensibility is complemented by a stylishly modern and glamorous update. The square and very gracious Gallery opens to a handsomely paneled Library and to an impressively scaled corner Living Room. Both rooms feature wood-burning fireplaces with period mantles and leafy southern outlooks onto Sutton Square. Adjacent, a stately Dining Room overlooks Sutton Place. And, beyond, an eat-in chef's Kitchen is supported by a proper Pantry, a sizeable Office or Playroom, a Powder Room, laundry facilities, and a Staff Room with ensuite bath. Throughout the entertainment rooms, light streams in through oversized south- and west-facing windows. Further, beautiful, richly stained hardwood floors, mahogany paneled doors, and beautifully tailored millwork underscore the inherent elegance of the residence, in turn underpinned by modern details which include central air conditioning and a customized sound system. Tranquil private quarters feature a delightful corner Primary Bedroom with open views east. towards over the shimmering East River, and south, over picturesque Sutton Square. This very pretty bedroom, featuring very ample closets and a large marble bath, is expansive and sundrenched. Each of the two additional spacious Bedrooms has an ensuite bathroom and generous closets. 25 Sutton Place is among Manhattan’s most elegant addresses. Built in 1927, this boutique cooperative is known for its white glove service, which include a full-time doorman and a top resident manager. This glamorous apartment embodies refined elegance and is the perfect abode for an owner with a sophisticated lifestyle and a penchant for grand entertaining.