Listing Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate
$399,000
Potential Rebate: $5,985
<p>Midtown East Luxury Studio in Classic Pre-War Elevator and Doorman Coop.</p> <p>Nestled on a quite midblock in Midtown, Apartment 6B offers all the conveniences of city living in a well renovated studio apartment.</p> <p>Enter through a nice entry foyer creating separation between the living area and front door, this Studio has a California closet Murphy bed with TV mounted, a bright North Facing Sky View on a quiet courtyard, and beautiful and classic Pre-War features including original parquet wood flooring in beautiful condition, a beamed ceiling, and a unique exposed metal door.</p> <p>The renovated kitchen features an amazing appliance package including a Fisher Pakele dishwasher, Subzero drawer refrigerator / freezer / icemaker, Miele convection oven, and Miele four burner gas grill top with retractable hood.</p> <p>The electricity and bathroom plumbing both were recently upgraded. There is a linen closet, which could be used as a closet or desk area and 2 additional nice sized closets.</p> <p>The bright North facing windows feature Shade Store custom top-down / bottom-up blinds.</p> <p>The windowed bathroom has custom classic pre-war subway tile with restoration hardware fixtures</p> <p>Apartment 6B is very quiet and bright, with great exposure in the middle of the block.</p> <p>The building features a full-time doorman, live-in super / resident manager, gym, and roof deck. There is storage and bicycle storage available for rent. There is a 2% flip tax paid for by the purchaser. Pied-a-terres are not allowed in this building.</p>
$2,947 per month
30 year fixed, 6.28% Interest
One-time rebate at closing
$5,985
Monthly savings impact
$17/mo
💡 Estimated at 1.5% of purchase price
The rebate is paid to you at closing and can help offset closing costs or other expenses.
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Listing Courtesy of Douglas Elliman Real Estate
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Compare average listing prices and value metrics for 333 East 53RD Street against the surrounding Sutton Place market.
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Units in this building are listed below the neighborhood average, potentially offering better value per square foot compared to surrounding properties.
Sutton Place is a small, ultra-exclusive enclave on the East River, running from 53rd to 59th Streets. It is famous for its pre-war elegance, river views, and old-money atmosphere. For buyers seeking Sutton Place Manhattan real estate, it offers a level of privacy and prestige that even Park Avenue envies.
Living in Sutton Place, Manhattan is quiet and refined. It is a cul-de-sac neighborhood with little through traffic. As a prestigious Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it has been home to icons like Marilyn Monroe and I.M. Pei, attracting those who want to be in the city but not of it.
The market for homes for sale in Sutton Place is dominated by "white glove" co-ops facing the river. Buildings like One Sutton Place South are legendary for their exclusivity and board requirements. There are also stunning townhouses on the side streets.
Prices are relatively high, but often offer better value per square foot than Fifth Avenue because the neighborhood is slightly further from the subway. It is a stable, mature market.
The lifestyle in Sutton Place is discreet. There is very little commercial activity within the enclave itself; residents walk to First Avenue for dining and shopping. It is a place for evening strolls in tiny parks and dinner parties at home.
The community is older and established, though younger people are moving in, attracted by the quiet and the value. It feels like a private club spread across six blocks.
Sutton Place is famously a bit isolated. The nearest subways (E, M, 6) are at 53rd and Lexington or 59th and Lexington, a solid 10-minute walk. Residents often rely on taxis, Ubers, or the crosstown bus.
Easy access to the FDR Drive makes it convenient for those who own cars and travel to the Hamptons or Westchester.
The neighborhood features a series of "pocket parks" at the end of each street overlooking the East River, offering benches and stunning views of the Queensboro Bridge. Sutton Place Park is a gem.
Amenities are refined: specialized cheese shops, florists, and high-end grocers on the periphery. It is close to the design district on the East Side.
Sutton Place is best for diplomats, retirees, and buyers who prioritize silence, river views, and white-glove service over subway convenience.

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