A True Guide To

Sutton Place

Sutton Place is a quiet, tucked away enclave on Manhattan’s East Side, known for its elegant prewar buildings, tree-lined streets, and peaceful East River views.

About Sutton Place

Steeped in history, the neighborhood has been home to notable figures, including Marilyn Monroe, who famously lived in Sutton Place during the height of her career. Today, it offers river views, private gardens, charming parks, and a refined atmosphere just moments from the energy of Midtown. Sutton Place offers a wide variety of cuisines and numerous cozy cafés that add warmth and everyday charm to the neighborhood. If you’re looking for a new home with that historic charm and extra privacy, Sutton Place is for you.

Key Details

Real Estate

Sutton Place offers a serene and refined residential setting, characterized by a thoughtful mix of elegant prewar cooperatives, classic townhouses, and discreet boutique residences. The neighborhood also includes well-appointed full-service developments and high-rise condominiums, many positioned along the riverfront with calm East River and bridge views, creating an atmosphere that feels timeless, polished, and quietly exceptional.

Boundaries

Bordered by:

  • 53rd Street to the south
  • 59th Street to the north
  • First Avenue to the west
  • East River to the east

#1 Thing About Sutton Place:

Sutton Place has a quiet, residential feel right in the middle of Manhattan. The perfect place to experience walkable green space & high-quality dining without the chaos of NYC.

Experience NYC from Sutton Place

Destinations · Local Favorites · Commuting

NYC at Your Doorstep

Transit times from Sutton Place to iconic destinations. Filter by your preferred mode of travel.

Sutton Place Favorites

A curated directory of the neighborhood's best — from morning coffee to evening dining and everything in between.

Commuting Options

Sutton Place offers exceptional connectivity to Midtown, Downtown, and beyond.

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Bus Lines

M31 — West Side access

M50 — Midtown crosstown

M72 — Cross-town connector

M101, M102, M103 — Lexington Ave lines serving Midtown, Downtown, and Upper East/West Side

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Subway Lines

Lexington Ave 4 5 6 — Quick uptown/downtown access

59th St–Lex Ave N Q R W — Queens and Manhattan hubs

53rd St–Lex Ave E M — Closest stop for Downtown/Midtown

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Grand Central & Metro-North

Grand Central Terminal is a short commute away, providing access to the full Metro-North network across Westchester, Connecticut, and Hudson Valley.

Walking: 28 min · Biking: 9 min · Driving: 15 min

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