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$30 MILLION DOLLAR PARK VIEW PENTHOUSE – SEE THIS HOUSE

December 16, 2013
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Informal dining room in a NYC penthouse with a view of central park, Barcelona chairs and modern furniture

A $29.5 million dollar Park Avenue penthouse on the market – a holiday present for someone?  Anyone?  Anyone?

Listed by Sothebys agent Serena Boardman, this duplex two story home is 12 rooms – 5 bedrooms, 6 baths (3 full + 3 partial) in 6,286 sq. ft.

The apartment is on the 30 and 31st floor of a high end condominium building. 52 large windows, 10 foot ceilings, large rooms including a state-of-the-art kitchen, library and media room.

Love the light colored herringbone wood floors and the very architectural steel stair railing.

Take a tour…

Living room in a NYC penthouse with light wood herringbone floor, grey sofas and armchairs and a marble fireplace mantel
Love the light colored herringbone wood floors in the main living room and bottom floor. (above)
State of the art chef's kitchen with sleek stainless steel cabinets
Gleaming state-of-the-art chef’s kitchen with stainless steel cabinets (above)
Architectural steel railing on the stairs in a NYC penthouse apartment
Very cool architectural steel railing on the stairs leading to the 2nd floor. (above)
View from a NYC Penthouse
City rooftop views and a glimpse of Central Park. (above)
Media room in a NYC penthouse with white sectional sofa and ottoman
2nd floor media room. (above)
Floor plan of a NYC penthouse

Question I always have to ask…would you take it or leave it if money were not an issue but you could only have one home. Hmmm….thinking…I would take it for 5 years then give it to someone else. How does that sound?

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

P.S. Working on 2014 COCOCOZY collection. Lots to do before the end of the year and so little time. Literally just days and counting.  Some new looks! So excited to share with you.  Will be able to give you a glimpse in January.

P.P.S. Must holiday shop every night this week. I am so behind! Arghhh… Also, have to plan my Christmas Eve dinner…now. Oy.

P.P.P.S. Had a nice weekend with TE. Went to drinks at the Polo Lounge on Friday evening with TE (had a cold glass of champagne and enjoyed the holiday mood at the Beverly Hills Hotel), on Saturday saw a movie with TE and his son EE (we saw The Hobbit!…Had never seen any of these movies and it was quite good), and on Sunday TE and I drove around the beach areas with the top down on TE’s convertible (yes, we were driving with the top down on a 75 degree day in December). A nice relaxing weekend.  Should have done at least some of my shopping.  I did none!!!! Yikes.  Help.  Need a personal shopper (or I just need to get to it like most people)!

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5 responses to “$30 MILLION DOLLAR PARK VIEW PENTHOUSE – SEE THIS HOUSE”

  1. foodfromourlife says:
    December 16, 2013 at 12:40 PM

    $30 million and it’s only got 2 bedrooms = ridiculous in my book, just ridiculous. So no, I would most definitely pass!

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  2. Shannon of HAPPINESS IS says:
    December 16, 2013 at 6:00 PM

    Wow, that view! I can’t even imagine living there!

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  3. Haus and Home says:
    December 16, 2013 at 7:37 PM

    I would take this is a stocking stuffer this year 😉

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  4. Leah says:
    December 17, 2013 at 5:57 AM

    I love that view, but the decor is a bit sterile for me; of course, with that kind of budget I could re-do the interior which would be kind of fun! So I’m with you… 5 years and then something new.

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  5. Stephanie G says:
    December 17, 2013 at 10:04 PM

    wow the view is an absolute stunner! i wish i had an apartment like this!

    steph / absolutely-fuzzy.com

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