Our Favorite Listing For The Week: This Jaw-Dropping, $17.995M UES Penthouse May Be Manhattan’s Most Unbelievable Listing
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120 E 87th Street Apartment P22 | $17,995,00 | Agent: Victoria G. Hersh Coldwell Banker Warburg (co-exclusive with Cathy Taub of Sotheby's)
The penthouse condo may be best described as an expansive, sophisticated oasis. For starters, it has six bedrooms and six-and-a-half bathrooms, and owners will love the views from each and every direction. To achieve it, architect Steven Harris combined three apartments, while giving it some signature style. Owners enter through a private elevator landing, complete with decorative doors, which connect to the massive living room. To the east, there’s a den, a large study (with bookcases), and two bedrooms, including the primary suite, which has a huge walk-in closet, a dressing room, and an en-suite bathroom.
Back through the living room, to the west, the unit expands into the large dining room, and past that, the eat-in kitchen, four more bedrooms, and the great room. There are too many details to list — including a hidden, designer wet bar, 12-foot soaring ceilings, refined hardwood floors, built-ins throughout, with desks, cabinets, drawers, and more. Also, much of the home is connected by the sprawling wrap-around terrace, which flanks the northern and western sides of the home, side to side. The terrace is simply a marvel, with a custom-designed fence, an outdoor shower, beautiful landscaping, grills, and custom lighting and irrigation systems.
If all of that isn’t enough, the home is perched atop Park Avenue Court, one of the city’s premier residential buildings, which offers an indoor swimming pool, a gym, a private lobby-level terrace, concierge, support staff, and additional storage. Plus, owners will be near schools, restaurants, markets, high-end shops, and just a few blocks away from Central Park.
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