Stately Candela on Sutton With over five thousand square feet and dazzling open views on every side, Apartment 11C is the perfect example of the grand style prewar cooperative built during the 1920s. From the private landing one enters the impressive entrance gallery, the pivot point of this exceptional apartment. Immediately the grand scale, light and balance of the public reception rooms are apparent. With unsurpassed East River views, the majestic living room features floor to ceiling windows, wood-burning fireplace, detailed moldings, and original herringbone floors. To complement this grand entertaining space, there is a media room, library and formal dining room—all with river views. The orderly arrangement of interior space continues into the private quarters. Off the classically wainscoted dining room is a large butler's pantry and windowed eat-in kitchen. The primary corner bedroom wing, with wood-burning fireplace; includes two ensuite bathrooms and gracious sitting area. Currently configured as two guest bedrooms and laundry room, the original footprint of this impressive home can easily be envisioned as a five bedroom residence. One of only thirty-three original footprints to the building, Apartment 11C is an impressive residence. One Sutton Place South is an exceptionally gracious prewar cooperative. Built in the Italian Renaissance style, this architecturally significant building was designed by Cross & Cross with Rosario Candela. Known for its elegant triple-arched porte-cochere entrance, palatial lobby, meticulously landscaped private garden and state-of-the-art fitness center, the building offers residents the highest levels of white-glove service. Fifty percent financing is permitted and there is a three percent flip tax paid by buyer. Pets are welcome and a large storage unit transfers with the sale of the apartment. One Sutton Place South is one of most luxurious apartment buildings ever built in Manhattan.