The tallest, largest, and most expensive new development condo on Manhattan’s East Side is now on the market. Located in the 850-foot-tall Sutton Tower, Penthouse 80 spans over 9,100 square feet and is priced at $65 million. Sutton Tower, is the tallest residential building on Manhattan’s East Side waterfront, and is designed by Danish designer Thomas Juul-Hansen. Sutton Tower is developed by JVP Development and Gamma Real Estate. Corcoran Sunshine is the exclusive sales and marketing agent.
The great room within Penthouse 80 at Sutton Tower. Courtesy of Kate Glicksberg
The great room within Penthouse 80 at Sutton Tower. Courtesy of Kate Glicksberg
The duplex penthouse encompasses the entire 80th and 81st floors of the tower, with direct elevator entry, 360-degree views of the city, and features a 166-square-foot south-facing private loggia. The five-bedroom also comprises of six and a half bathrooms, a great room with a gas fireplace and views of the East River, an eat-in kitchen with two dishwashers and three ovens, a butler’s pantry, a corner primary bedroom suite with two dressing areas, two separate bathrooms, a media room that can function as a sixth bedroom, a wine room and wet bar, and a private wine vault.
The massive eat-in kitchen in Penthouse 80. Courtesy of Linda Sabbagh
The massive eat-in kitchen in Penthouse 80. Courtesy of Linda Sabbagh
Interiors are designed by Juul-Hansen and feature solid oak floors and custom wainscoting. The kitchen is finished with Statuarietto marble islands featuring curved edges, Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, and custom Italkraft cabinetry and pulls. Bathrooms feature radiant heated floors, Laufen soaking tubs, and curved sinks carved from single blocks of Bianco Dolomiti marble in the primary.
A sink carved from Bianco Dolomiti marble in Penthouse 80. Courtesy of Linda Sabbagh
The primary bedroom in Penthouse 80 comes with two bathrooms. Courtesy of Linda Sabbagh
The primary bedroom in Penthouse 80 comes with two bathrooms, one with a freestanding bathtub. Courtesy of Linda Sabbagh
The buyer of Penthouse 80 will have the option to purchase the home’s Steinway piano through the building’s partnership with Park Avenue Pianos. They also receive exclusive perks through the building’s unique partnerships with Blade, which offers charter flights, seaplane, and helicopter flights in New York City, the Hamptons, and to Blade airports.
UOVO offers owners of Penthouse 80 discounted wine storage and a complimentary consultation with their premier cellar management expert on strategy for cataloguing, acquiring, selling, and peak consumption timeline.They will also receive a full year of complimentary storage (for up to 100 cases) and organization of the home’s private wine vault.
Penthouse 80 offers 360 views of Manhattan. Courtesy of Kate Glicksberg
Residents of Penthouse 80 will also have access to five floors of amenities within Sutton Tower, including a swimming pool, sports simulator, screening room, fitness center, boxing studio, game room and more.
Penthouse 80 is available for immediate occupancy. For additional information or to schedule an appointment, contact the sales team at 516-494-4410 or visit www.suttontower.com.
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Or you can live like Warren Buffet who is worth $125 billion and is donating it to charity. He lived in a normal half million dollar house and changed the world for the better. 60 million over 30 years at a 9% return is a billion .
Thank you!
Interesting that the (best) views into Manhattan are from the bathrooms, while the living room windows face Queens.
Why no exterior image(s)?
Dear prospective Penthouse 80 owner(s): $65M can do a lot of good for a lot of people in this world. Try it.
The taxes on these properties will help city residents.
STUNNING!
65 million for a billionaire is chump change 😀
I wonder how heavy that marble bathroom sink is and how it is attached to that wall.
I, too, am for Warren Buffet’s plans. Although, this will probably go to a foreigner buyer who might at least contribute some small amount to the City treasury.