Gamma Real Estate and JVP Management recently announced that listings are officially live at Sutton Tower, a new 120-residence condominium development located at 430 East 58th Street. Designed by renowned Danish architectural designer Thomas Juul-Hansen, Sutton Tower is the only new development tower in the highly desirable enclave of Sutton Place, offering exceptional views and an amenity-rich lifestyle.
The tower’s timeless design – Bavarian limestone with a champagne bronze-adorned crown – showcases the building’s assimilation with its historic surroundings. Each of Sutton Tower’s residences are located on a corner, providing never before experienced vistas from up to 850 feet over the New York City skyline and East River waterfront.
“Sutton Tower is an exceptional property within one of the most storied enclaves in Manhattan,” said Jonathan Kalikow, President of Gamma Real Estate. “The development team really aligned with Thomas Juul-Hansen’s objective, which was to create a legacy asset of the highest design caliber. We are extremely proud of the quality of materials and craftsmanship delivered at Sutton Tower.”
Residents are greeted prior to entry by a stone relief sculpture by Thomas Juul-Hansen. They are then welcomed into a double-height lobby outfitted with a custom reception desk carved in Italy from a single block of Tundra Light marble. The lobby flows seamlessly through a design library and sitting area, leading to the dramatic double-height atrium overlooking a 1,300 square-foot sculpture garden with reflection pool clad in book-matched slabs of Vermont Verde marble. The sculpture garden is anchored by a second custom-designed stone sculpture by Thomas Juul-Hansen.
“Sutton Tower was designed to endure, which is why we chose high quality, old-world materials such as limestone, wood, and marble,” explained Thomas Juul-Hansen. “The focus on craftsmanship is implemented through a contemporary lens, making the building feel fresh and modern without losing its sense of character. The result is a place that is warm and inviting.”
Sutton Tower comprises one- to five- bedroom residences and a collection of full-floor penthouses with outdoor loggias, including a duplex loggia penthouse. The meticulous attention to design detail is present in each of the residences, including ebonized oak entry doors, oversized windows with expansive views, 5” wide plank solid oak floors quartered and rifted with a custom stain, and gracious ceilings that range from 10 to 15 feet. The kitchens feature Sub-Zero refrigerators, honed chef’s choice Wolf ranges, Cove dishwashers and Statuarietto surfaces. Bathrooms are designed to feel like a luxurious spa, with marble walls and floors and Italian custom-crafted lacquer vanities with sinks carved from a single block of Bianco Dolomiti, many with heated floors and Laufen soaking tubs.
Sutton Tower offers four full floors of light-filled entertainment and wellness amenities that span over 22,000 square feet including a nearly 50’ swimming pool with whirlpool, a private spa treatment room, fitness center, yoga studio, and men’s and women’s spa suites with infrared saunas and steam rooms, to name a few.
Recreational amenities include a sports simulator room with access to over 15 sporting games, a game room, a screening room, a children’s room with an interactive mural by celebrated children’s book author and illustrator Elanna Allen, and a private dining room with catering kitchen and lounge with adjacent sunlit terrace for al fresco dining and entertaining.
Sutton Place is one of Manhattan’s most sought-after neighborhoods. Residents of Sutton Place find respite in the neighborhood’s lush greenery and pocket parks, historic architecture of classic brownstones, and panoramic river views. Sutton Tower is ideally situated within this intimate neighborhood, with easy access to some of New York’s best dining, shopping, and cultural institutions. Located on 58th Street near the East River, Sutton Tower is also well-placed for transit, with instant access to the FDR, 59th Street Bridge, and 34th Street helipad.
