With the original prewar details intact, Apartment #7B is now available for the first time in 60 years.  This over-sized "Classic Seven" retains the gracious 1920's layout.  Off the semi-private landing, there is an inviting entrance foyer and gallery, separate formal dining room, and beautifully proportioned living room with a wood-burning fireplace.  The expansive entertaining areas are perfectly separated from the three bedrooms.  The primary bedroom features a windowed ensuite bath and walk-in closet.  The South facing second and third bedrooms, both with excellent storage, share a windowed bath. The functional kitchen wing includes a generous butler's pantry with open glass cabinetry, separate office/staff room, half bath (powder room) and windowed kitchen.  In addition, this grand home uniquely includes both an office/staff room on the first floor as well as a private storage unit. 350 East 57th Street, known as Sutton Hall, is a full-service prewar cooperative.  Built under the direction of Dorothy Draper, this 32 unit boutique building features a resident manager, 24-hour doorman, central laundry room, and two rooftop terraces.  Both pets and pied-a-terre ownership are permitted.  There is a 2% Flip Tax paid by the buyer.   Located in the Sutton neighborhood, 350 East 57th Street is next door to midtown and at the same time close to peaceful cul-de-sac parks and the immensely popular new promenade.  Conveniences include Trader Joe's and Whole Foods, a flurry of new restaurants as well as the tried and true favorites, and both uptown and crosstown public transportation.  Apartment #7B offers the unique opportunity to join the rich history of this uncommon community by the East River.