Stonehenge 58

Stonehenge 58 is a historic residential apartment building located at 400 East 58th Street in Manhattan's Sutton Place neighborhood. Completed in 1929 and designed by architect George F. Pelham in the Tudor Revival style, this 16-story structure stands out among its contemporaries for its unique architectural style amidst a wave of luxury apartment construction. The building features a brick and stone façade adorned with Tudor-inspired details, and its interiors were designed to offer 'gracious living' with spacious layouts and elegant finishes. Stonehenge 58 has housed notable residents, including Broadway actors and influential figures, making it a significant part of New York City's cultural history. Today, it remains a testament to the architectural diversity and luxury of the late 1920s in Midtown East.