Manhattan Apartment Goes on Sale for $100 Million Dollars: Most Expensive in the US

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When you think about even the wealthiest celebs, most of them can’t afford a $100 million dollar apartment.  But for those who can foot the bill, this place is an absolute masterpiece.

An 8,000 square foot monster of a residence has gone on sale in New York City a whopping $100 million dollars.  It is a triplex, wrap-around apartment on West 56th street.  Although Manhattan has some very expensive real estate, this place is amazing even by those standards.

Raphael De Niro, the son of actor Robert De Niro, has the home right now.  It is listed between the 73rd and 76th floors on top of CitySpire, a deluxe complex in New York City.

It was designed by Architect Juan Pablo Moyneux and includes marble floors, a three-story elevator, and a wrap-around terrace giving a 360-degree view of the city.  Some say that it’s the highest outdoor space in all of New York City.

The dining room can seat up to 20 people and the wine room can hold up to 1,000 bottles.  There is also another apartment connected to this one for “the help.”

 

 

 

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2 Responses to Manhattan Apartment Goes on Sale for $100 Million Dollars: Most Expensive in the US

  1. Wow that sounds like a house beautiful place .

    Trina
    August 1, 2012 at 1:47 am
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  2. Yet some have the audacity to complain about the price of a pair of $315 sneakers! While no one NEEDS a pair of $315 sneakers, who in the world NEEDS a $100 million dollar “APARTMENT”, and who really wants the expense of the maintenance on such a monstrosity–especially, one that is located 73 to 76 Floors above ground level; however, as it is written, “If you build it, they will come.”

    Sadstateofaffairs
    August 26, 2012 at 3:27 pm
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