Sutton Place

Sutton Place Overview

Living in Sutton Place, Manhattan

Sutton Place is the height of discretion. An exclusive Manhattan NYC neighborhood, it offers serene riverfront living and pre-war grandeur just blocks from the bustle of Midtown.

Homes for Sale in Sutton Place

Sutton Place Real Estate Market

Homes for sale in Sutton Place are timeless. From legendary riverfront co-ops to brownstones, the inventory represents some of the most elegant and established real estate in the city.

Neighborhood Lifestyle

Lifestyle & Community

What It’s Like to Live in Sutton Place

The lifestyle is private and polished. Residents enjoy the exclusive pocket parks overlooking the East River, creating a backyard feel that is rare in such a central location.

Getting Around Sutton Place

Transportation & Commuting

While set apart from the subway grid, Sutton Place offers easy access to the FDR Drive and crosstown buses. It is a neighborhood where a taxi or driver is often the preferred mode of transit.

Local Amenities in Sutton Place

Parks, Schools & Amenities

The neighborhood's charm lies in its East River parks. It is a quiet residential sanctuary supported by the high-end services and dining of the adjacent Midtown East.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is it expensive?
Yes, but often less expensive than Park or Fifth Avenue. You pay for the service and views, not the trendiness.
Is it quiet?
It is arguably the quietest neighborhood in Midtown, thanks to the lack of through traffic.
Is it far from the subway?
Yes, it is considered a 'two-fare zone' mentally by some New Yorkers because of the walk to Lexington Ave.
What are the pocket parks?
Small, manicured parks at the end of 53rd through 57th Streets that overlook the East River.
Is it safe?
Extremely. It is residential, doorman-heavy, and heavily patrolled.
Who lives there?
Historically, the wealthy elite. Today, it is a mix of diplomats, older professionals, and families seeking quiet.
Is there shopping?
Not really within Sutton Place itself. You have to walk to 1st or 2nd Avenue for most needs.