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Thursday, 8 August 2013

Architectural Investigator: 13 Sutton Place, 106 East 71st Street-- Classic NY Townhouses, except one costs $40 million

Posted on 18:04 by Unknown
I might be pushing this too far to see what we can learn about an individual townhouse on Sutton Place, but here goes

Borough:ManhattanBlock:1372Lot:32
Police Precinct:
17
Owner:
JONATHAN A. STANLEY,

Address:
13SUTTON PLACE,NEW YORK10022
Lot Area:
851 sf
Lot Frontage:
16.67'Lot Depth:51.08Year Built:1899(estimated)
Number of Buildings:
1
Number of Floors:
3
Gross Floor Area:
3,136 sf (estimated)
Residential Units:
1Total # of Units:1
Land Use:
One and Two Family Buildings
Zoning:
R10
Commercial Overlay:

Zoning Map #:
8d
We may learn more on the internet...

Aha, it has been on sale in the not so distant past...from trulia real estate

13 Sutton Pl New York, NY 10022

(Sutton Place)
3,136 sqft Townhouse
Public Record

$3,918,000

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13 Sutton Pl This Townhouse located at 13 Sutton Place, New York NY. 13 Sutton Pl has approximately 3,136 square feet. The property has a lot size of 851 sqft and was built in 1899. The average listing price for similar homes for sale is $1,241,233 and the average sales price for similar recently sold homes is $1,495,637. 13 Sutton Pl is in the Sutton Place neighborhood in New York, NY. The average price per square foot for homes for sale in Sutton Place is $1,032. 
Public Records for 13 Sutton Pl 
 
Official property, sales, and tax information from county (public) records as of 11/2012:
    • Townhouse (Residential)
    • Built In 1899
    • 1 Building
    • 3,136 sqft
    • Stories: 3 story
    • Style: Mansion
    • Lot Size: 851 sqft
    • 1 Unit
    • County: New York
Property Taxes for 13 Sutton Pl
Year Value Land Improvements Total Tax
2012 Market $3,978,000 + $272,000 = $4,250,000
2012 Assessed $238,680 + $16,320 = $255,000 $23,211
Source: Public Records

This actually is not all that much considering what townhouses close to Fifth Avenue are going for on the Upper East Side.

 Let me see if I can get some peek at a townhouse interior of a place similar to this one... 

 Ha! Found an extravagantly priced townhouse up on UES...just look at this

 

25-foot-wide UES townhouse sells for $23M

March 25, 2013 09:30AM
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The interior of 106 East 71st Street

A 25-foot wide limestone townhouse on the Upper East Side has sold for $22.9 million, the New York Times reported. The 17-room property at 106 East 71st Street was most recently listed for $26.5 million.


The six-bedroom, seven-bathroom townhouse boasts seven wood-burning fireplaces, mahogany panels, two wet bars, a planted garden, and a paneled “penthouse library.” The seller – listed in city records as an LLC called 135 — was represented by the Corcoran Group’s Carrie Chiang and Janet Wang, who were named the brokerage’s top sales team of 2012. The buyer was a LLC listed as Hash Bass.

Chiang declined to reveal the buyer to the Times, but said that “106 East 71st Street is a rare find.” [NYT] –Hiten Samtani

 

  
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