Dorothy Schiff Former Upper East Side Penthouse Hits The Market for $22M

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Dorothy Schiff, the former owner and then publisher of the New York Post former Upper East Side duplex penthouse is now currently on the market for $22 million. Located at 133 East 64th Street, Penthouse B the duplex offers views of the Manhattan skyline and Central Park, the home, which is accessed by a private elevator, there is a large and well-appointed chef’s kitchen which incorporates a breakfast room greenhouse and large pantry/service area. 

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The sun-flooded rooms feature French doors that open onto a tremendous wrap-around planted and irrigated terrace with awnings and loggias. The master suite features a large walk-in closet, corner dressing room and two marble bathrooms. There is also a library with custom built-ins. The renovated apartment has herringbone hardwood floors, custom audio/visual systems and hand-carved moldings.

Michael Lorber and Alexander Boriskin of Douglas Elliman are the listing brokers. 

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