With the original prewar details intact, Apartment Number Seven B is now available for the first time in sixty years. This oversized "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 wood burning fireplace. The expansive entertaining areas are perfectly separated from the three bedrooms. The primary bedroom features a windowed ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. The south facing second and third bedrooms, both with excellent storage, share a windowed bathroom. The functional kitchen wing includes a generous butler's pantry with open glass cabinetry, separate office/staff room, half bathroom (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.

Three hundred fifty East Fifty-seventh Street, known as Sutton Hall, is a full-service prewar cooperative. Built under the direction of Dorothy Draper, this thirty-two unit boutique building features a resident manager, twenty-four hour doorman, central laundry room, and two rooftop terraces. Both pets and pied-à-terre ownership are permitted. There is a two percent Flip Tax paid by the buyer.

Located in the Sutton neighborhood, three hundred fifty East Fifty-seventh 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 Number Seven B offers the unique opportunity to join the rich history of this uncommon community by the East River.