In the past seven days, 15 new listings priced at $10 million and above hit the market, according to StreetEasy. From that list, these are the crème de la crème, otherwise known as the five most expensive residential listings to hit the Manhattan market.
33 East 74th Street
Address 33 East 74th Street
Price $44,000,000
Type/Size Townhouse: five bedrooms and six bathrooms
Just like last week, this week’s most expensive listing is a townhouses; and just like last week, this one is part of a larger condo building. Unfortunately there’s not much in the way of listing photos, but according to the listing the 10,088 square foot space is being delivered as a white box and, “purchasers should bring their designers/architects.”
151 East 58th Street #Ph53w
Address 151 East 58th Street #Ph53w
Price $37,500,000
Type/Size Condo: three bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms
This Sutton Place penthouse is the first listing LLNYC has seen that gives a square footage for the windows: 2,500. Along with that impressive amount of glass, this spread comes with views (of course), a master suite including his and hers bathrooms and walk in closets, a loft-like corner living-room with an open dining area, and an eat-in kitchen with state-of-the-art appliances.
785 Fifth Avenue #17AB
Address 785 Fifth Avenue #17AB
Price $27,500,000
Type/Size Co-op: two bedrooms and two-and-a-half bathrooms
This co-op made headlines last week thanks to its owner – billionaire media mogul David Geffen. His 5,000-square-foot apartment was designed by Charles Gwathmey and comes with Central Park views, a chef’s kitchen, an oversized great room, and a sound proofed screening room with a state-of-the-art projectionist booth. Geffen is reportedly moving because he has finished renovating another apartment in the building — likely the co-op he purchased in 2012 for $54 million.
45 East 30th Street #Phb
Address 45 East 30th Street #Phb
Price $18,950,000
Type/Size Condo: three bedrooms and three bathrooms
Here’s another apartment with an interesting owner – this time it’s Al Kahn, and although the name might be unfamiliar, he’s the man responsible for bringing pokémon to the US. His four-story apartment comes with a full-floor master suite, seven outdoor terraces, and a private outdoor pool. Alas no pokémon, though.
520 West 19th Street #Phb
Address 520 West 19th Street #Phb
Price $18,500,000
Type/Size Condo: five bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms
According to its listing, this colorful Chelsea duplex offers, “an indescribable living experience.” Spread across 4,054 square feet, the home comes with a library, fireplaces, teak wall panels, and a large private terrace.