A New York City penthouse above Madison Square Park that comes with furniture from Gianni Versace’s personal collection has hit the market for $10 million.
The property comes with 3,500 square feet of interior space and features herringbone hardwood floors, a private elevator, and walls of windows that connect to a 364-square-foot terrace—the size of most apartments in the city.
Duplex unit in the trendy NoMad neighborhood offers stunning views of the New York Life Building’s golden roof, the Metropolitan Life clock tower, and the iconic Flatiron Building.
It is described as a ‘townhouse in the sky’ and is comprised of four bedrooms, three and a half baths and boasts ample living spaces.
And the sale includes furniture owned by the late Versace that the owner bought at Sotheby’s auction shortly after the fashion designer was assassinated in Miami in 1997.
The library inside the $10 million New York City penthouse above Madison Square Park comes with furniture from Gianni Versace’s personal collection.
It is described as a ‘townhouse in the sky’ consisting of four bedrooms, three and a half bathrooms and spacious living spaces.
The ‘great room’ is designed for entertaining guests and the 364 square foot terrace offers space for activities overlooking the city in the summer.
The penthouse also has built-in bookshelves, an eat-in kitchen and a gallery lounge.
Gianni Versace (pictured) was worth $500 million thanks to his luxury brand Versace and the contents of his Mediterranean-style mansion on Miami beach.
The Italian fashion designer was worth a half-billion-dollar fortune thanks to his luxury brand Versace and the contents of his Mediterranean-style mansion in Miami Beach that were auctioned off in 2001.
His distinctive furniture, artwork and decorative objects generated more than $2.7 million.
The owner of this New York penthouse, located on the top two floors, bought some of the rare furnishings for around $50,000, including opulent sofas, chairs, tables and rugs.
Versace furnishings are found largely in the unit’s nine rooms, though there is the option to purchase the property unfurnished if you want a more modern look.
They’re inspired by the fashion designer’s loud style and are decorated with cheetah prints, the Medusa logo and gold tones.
The penthouse has built-in bookshelves, an eat-in kitchen, a gallery lounge and a library.
On the upper level, there is an owners suite that has an 80-foot long wrap-around terrace offering stunning views of the city and a Jacuzzi tub and walk-in closet.
There is an additional bedroom on the same floor which, depending on the listing, can serve as an office, nursery, gym or a luxury dressing room.
The duplex unit offers stunning views of the golden roof of the New York Life Building, the Metropolitan Life Clock Tower and the iconic Flatiron Building.
It has walls of windows that connect to a 364-square-foot terrace, the size of most apartments in the city.
The property’s enclosed eat-in kitchen, which can easily be transformed into an open concept, accommodates dining for up to 12 people.
On the upper level, there is an owners suite that has an 80-foot long wrap-around terrace offering stunning views of the city and a Jacuzzi tub and walk-in closet.
The property features herringbone hardwood floors and a private elevator.
There is an additional bedroom upstairs which, depending on the listing, can serve as an office, nursery, gym or luxury dressing room.
Down the gallery hallway are two more bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a large laundry room.
The ‘great room’ is designed for entertaining guests and the 364 square foot terrace offers space for activities overlooking the city in the summer.
The currently enclosed eat-in kitchen, which can easily be transformed into an open concept, accommodates dining for up to 12 people.
And down the corridor from the gallery, two more bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and a large laundry room.
There is a full time doorman in the apartment building which is close to Michelin starred restaurants, the new Ritz-Carlton, Eataly and many outdoor spaces.
Aaron Seawood and Andrew Pritchard of The Agency are the listing agents for the property.
Versace was assassinated in front of his Miami Beach mansion on July 15, 1997, at age 50, by Andrew Cunanan, who killed five people over three months.
Versace was assassinated in front of his Miami Beach mansion on July 15, 1997, at age 50, by Andrew Cunanan, who killed five people over three months.