Distinguished three to four bedroom Candela Prewar Duplex in the Heart of Sutton Place. This gracious approximately two thousand nine hundred fifty-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 bathroom, and ample closet space. Two additional bedrooms (one currently functioning as a large home office) share a well-proportioned hall bathroom. 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 fifty percent 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.