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Sutton

History In the 1800s, Sutton was established by a man with a fortune from the California Gold Rush of 1849. The man, Effingham B. Sutton, rebuilt Sutton in 1875. His fortune from the California Gold Rush enabled him to build brownstone homes between 57th Street and 58th Street. While he held a great vision for the residential community, it ultimately turned into an area filled with gangs and violence. In 1920, the Vanderbilts and Morgans were able to save Sutton Place. With its revival, Sutton Place transformed into an area for the wealthy and elite in society. In 1938, a highway was build by the government called Franklin D. Roosevelt Drive. Residents of Sutton Place lost access to the East River, so the government built private backyards for them to replace this lost access. Today, there are a total of five parks that make up Sutton Place. Sutton Place continues to be a highly south-after place for the wealthy in NYC and even the world. Description Sutton is located between Midtown and the Upper East Side in Manhattan. The city runs from 57th Street to 59th Street along the East River. Elegant mansions and townhouses make up Sutton Place. There are two public parks in the city, one at 53rd Street and the other at 57th Street. Residents Sutton Place is one of six districts making up District 6. Other surrounding neighborhoods like Gramercy  are known for being enclaves to the wealthy and affluent. In District 6, there are a total of 136,152 people living in this area. The gorgeous town homes with spacious backyards make Sutton Place unlike any other city in Manhattan. Typically, wealthy families or successful business professionals live in Sutton Place. Rental Housing Sutton is a rather expensive city to live within, and many of the apartment rentals offer luxury lifestyles. Rent for a studio apartment starts at $2,500, while a simple two-bedroom apartment starts at $6,000. Rent can easily become $15,000 to $25,000 per month depending on what you want in an apartment. Fun Stuff Sutton Place is home to a variety of charming boutiques, cafes, and bakeries. Be sure to check out Crumbs Bake Shop if you are in Sutton or someday live there. A Mural by Patrice is another great store to check out, as the artist paints murals in homes according to one's specifications. The Sutton Wine Shop consistently receives rave reviews from customers for its top-quality wine selection.