Amazing NYC Homes Listed in October: Spend Your $688 Million Lottery Jackpot Here

By Michelle Mazzarella | From Future New York Monday, October 29, 2018

(432 Park Avenue via Corcoran)

When reading particularly aspirational real estate listings, most New Yorkers say, "When I win the lottery" and close the subject for good. However, things are a little different for the recent Powerball winners - one of whom bought their ticket at a Harlem bodega. We present some ideas for spending their winnings. New York real estate is notoriously expensive, but the winners of America's fourth-largest lottery prize would still have plenty left even at these prices.

↓ 15 Central Park West, #15B – $26,000,000

Condo | 4 beds, 3.5 baths | 3,364 ft²

Spectacular, sun-flooded home in a Robert A.M. Stern-designed building boasts 10' ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, radiant heat in all baths, and motorized shades. The impressive living room, formal dining room, and richly appointed master suite all face directly on Central Park. The meticulously renovated kitchen is equipped with a center island, separate breakfast area, and top-of-the-line appliances. See full details here.

↓ 260 Park Avenue South, #PHA – $15,000,000

Condo | 4 beds, 3.5 baths | 4,017 ft²

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Impeccably renovated downtown penthouse is surrounded by over 3,000 square feet of wraparound terrace space with outdoor barbecue, kitchen, and covered dining area. Interiors are fully automated with electric shades and Sonos surround sound. Double-height windows face north, south, and east to fill the home with amazing natural light. See full details here.

↓ 515 Park Avenue, #15/16 – $39,500,000

Condo | 7 beds, 6.5 baths | 8,055 ft²

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Elegant duplex overlooking Park Avenue boasts excellent corner exposures, distinguished architectural details, soaring ceilings, hardwood floors, a wrought-iron staircase, a dramatic home theater, and 2,000 square feet of private terraces. An impressive gallery leads to a grand living room with a fireplace and French doors leading to the terrace. All bedrooms have en suite baths, and the master suite has a luxurious bath and large dressing room. See full details here.

↓ The Schumacher, 36 Bleecker Street, #PHA – $18,950,000

Condo | 5 beds, 5 baths | 4,480 ft²

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Perched atop the former headquarters of The Schumacher & Ettlinger lithographic printing business, this extraordinary duplex penthouse boasts impressive arched windows, a glass-enclosed living room, two terraces, and a dramatic, sun-drenched gallery. The chef's kitchen is appointed with Calacatta slab countertops and backsplash, waterfall island breakfast bar, pantry, and top-of-the-line appliances. All bedrooms have excellent closet space, and the master suite has a windowed, five-fixture bath. See full details here.

↓ 56 East 1st Street – $13,250,000

Townhouse | 7 beds, 6 baths | 6,090 ft²

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Located at the center of New York's hottest downtown neighborhoods, this industrial chic property could be an incredible investment, live-plus-income opportunity, or a grand single-family home. The current configuration contains a ground-floor commercial space, duplex with private terrace, and a sprawling terrace with soaring ceilings and a roof deck. See full details here.

↓ 443 Greenwich Street, #4B – $12,995,000

Condo | 3 beds, 3.5 baths | 3,454 ft²

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Grand apartment in a star-studded Tribeca building features 11' ceilings, 12 custom-designed arched windows, and hardwood floors throughout. The Christopher Peacock-designed kitchen is equipped with custom cabinetry, wet bar, marble island, and top-of-the-line appliances. The south-facing master suite comes with a spa-like bath with deep soaking tub, radiant heated floor, towel warmer, and steam shower with built-in stone benches. See full details here.

↓ 555 West End Avenue, #SOLARIUM – $18,000,000

Condo | 3 beds, 3.5 baths | 3,420 ft²

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The gymnasium of an Upper West Side private school has been transformed into the condo conversion's most dramatic apartment. The Great Room has a 19' arched ceiling with a full glass wall leading to a large terrace. The master suite has two walk-in closets and a five-fixture marble bath; both secondary bedrooms have excellent natural light, generous closet space, and stone-tiled baths. See full details here.

↓ 432 Park Avenue, #80A – $21,888,000

Condo | 3 beds, 3 baths | 2,633 ft²

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Located in the tallest residential building in the Western Hemisphere, this luxurious apartment offers northern and eastern exposures, jaw-dropping Central Park views, soaring ceilings, and 10' x 10' ceilings. After arriving by private high-speed elevator, a grand entrance gallery leads to an impressive corner living/dining room. The master suite has a large custom dressing area and oversized marble bath. See full details here.

↓ 25 Mercer Street, #PH – $27,900,000

Condo | 5 beds, 4.5 baths | 4,350 ft²

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No detail has been overlooked in this impressively appointed Soho triplex penthouse. The breathtaking Great Room boasts 12' ceilings, great wall space for an art collection, sweeping glass staircase, and a contemporary fireplace. The northeast corner of the expansive private terrace has a fireplace, the northwest corner has a bar area, and the whole outdoor space looks out on gorgeous downtown views. See full details here.

↓ The FitzRoy, 514 West 24th Street, #8 – $21,000,000

Condo | 4 beds, 5.5 baths | 4,512 ft²

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Masterfully designed, full-floor Chelsea condo boasts 11' ceilings, custom millwork, oversized casement windows, hydronic radiant heated flooring, and prewiring for a customizable home automation system. The generous Great Room is flanked by two private terraces with double doors. The impressive master suite features two walk-in closets, a midnight kitchen, and marble bath with copper soaking tub and steam shower. See full details here.

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↓ 15 Central Park West, #15B – $26,000,000

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↓ 260 Park Avenue South, #PHA – $15,000,000

↓ 515 Park Avenue, #15/16 – $39,500,000

↓ The Schumacher, 36 Bleecker Street, #PHA – $18,950,000

↓ 56 East 1st Street – $13,250,000

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↓ 443 Greenwich Street, #4B – $12,995,000

↓ 555 West End Avenue, #SOLARIUM – $18,000,000

↓ 432 Park Avenue, #80A – $21,888,000

↓ 25 Mercer Street, #PH – $27,900,000

↓ The FitzRoy, 514 West 24th Street, #8 – $21,000,000

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