Sutton Place spans a few blocks in the fifties on the border between Midtown and the Upper East Side. Perched on the East River, Sutton Place is known as a home to some of New York's most successful residents and has the price tag to match. The well-manicured public parks and private grounds of Sutton Place are a delight to the neighborhood.
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It’s a wealthy, urban place. My parents moved here when I was in high school. Naturally, art school was a huge relief for me (torture for my parents) from this unrelentingly bourgeois area. These are ultimately the people who’ll buy my stuff though so I guess I can’t hate on them that much.
Sutton Place is a terrific place to live now that I am retired. We have great views out over the river, which is really very nice. Sutton is remote enough so that it is nice and quiet, which we love, but is close enough to the places we want to go in the city so that most trips are short. We love taking our grandchildren to the 57th Street Park to play. I go to shows and parties by taxi all the time. I love that there is no subway right here. It keeps the neighborhood relatively quiet.
Annie Schmidt lives here now
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