The price of this One Beacon Court penthouse has been cut by more than 60% (Douglas Elliman)
In New York, a famous name connected to an apartment often works wonders to drum up interest. However, as some are discovering, attracting attention and closing a sale are two very different things. Over the past week, price cuts brought them a little closer to market realities and the possibility of purchase. Homes once owned by painter Marc Chagall and interior design pioneer Dorothy Draper are undoubtedly beautiful, but the prices were as lofty as their owners' reputations. The Drumpf effect has hit Drumpf Palace with a 25% price cut on a three-bedroom. And while Steven A. Cohen is said to be making a comeback, things aren't looking so optimistic for his apartment at One Beacon Court--just hours ago, The Real Deal reported that it has just been relisted for $45 million, a still-stratospheric price but drastically discounted from the $115 million it was originally listed for in 2013. The following apartments are among the largest price cuts of the past week.
In this article:
-22.8% | -$410K
2 Sutton Place South, #14F | $1,390,000
Co-op | 2 beds, 2 baths
All images of 2 Sutton Place South via Greenthal Brokerage
Kitchen
Bedroom
Floor plan
Upon entering this masterfully renovated Sutton Place home, a grand foyer leads to an elegant sunken living room with a wood-burning fireplace and beautiful views of the East River. The chef's kitchen offers a wine cooler and separate dining alcove. A second bedroom is large and flexible enough to be used as a dining room, library, or whatever the buyer desires. See full details here.
All images of 248 Central Park West via Sotheby's
Master bedroom
Cellar-level pool
Floor plan
A grand staircase, decorative plasterwork, oak wainscoting, antique fireplace mantels, ornate light fixtures, and a dining room with a carved ceiling all pay tribute to this Central Park mansion's Old World history. However, it has been updated with the state-of-the-art kitchen appliances, open space, and technologies modern buyers have come to expect. From the cellar-level pool and lounge to the top-floor terraces, no detail was overlooked. See full details here.
-24.7% | -$1.051M
57 East 73rd Street, #PH | $3,199,000
Condo | 2 beds, 2 baths | 1,350 ft2
All images of 57 East 73rd Street via Halstead
Dining area and kitchen
Master bedroom
Floor plan
Before its condo conversion, this Upper East Side townhouse was once home to painter Marc Chagall. In its current incarnation, it boasts an upper-level living room with a large private terrace overlooking stunning sunset views. The bedrooms are on a separate level for optimal privacy, and the king-sized master suite features a wood-burning fireplace, three large closets, and a marble bath. See full details here.
All images of Trump Palace via Elegran
Master bedroom
Private balcony
Floor plan
High-floor home on the Upper East Side is filled with amazing light and skyline views from southern, eastern, and western exposures, and offers two private balconies to better enjoy them. The dining area is flexible enough to be used as a den or a maid's room. The apartment has two large walk-in closets, and a large deeded storage unit is included in the sale. See full details here.
All images of Kheel Tower via Bond NY
Would you like to tour any of these properties?
Just complete the info below.
Or call us at (212) 755-5544
Bedroom
Private terrace
Floor plan
High-floor Chelsea apartment is distinguished by its 11' beamed ceilings, grand entrance foyer and gallery, hardwood floors, and walk-in closet large enough to double as a home office. The bedroom has a large double-door closet and an entrance to the bath. A private terrace runs the length of the apartment and looks out on striking sunset and Hudson Yards views. See full details here.
All images of Tribeca Space via Halstead
Dining room
Master bedroom
Floor plan
Spectacular Tribeca condo rivals some city townhouses in terms of the number of bedrooms, superior craftsmanship, and the sheer grandeur of the place. An expansive living room has high ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, open city views, and seamless flow into a sumptuous library. Down a long hall, the corner master suite features a fireplace, sitting room, multiple walk-in closets, one bath with a steam shower, a second bath with a jetted soaking tub, and sweeping city views. See full details here.
All images of Tower 53 via Douglas Elliman
Kitchen
Bedroom
Floor plan
High-floor corner condo in the center of everything features open layout, generous storage space, and spectacular sunshine. Building amenities and staff include 24-hour doorman, concierge, parking garage, laundry room, and roof deck with panoramic views. Central Park, the Theater District, Fifth Avenue shopping, and Columbus Circle are a short walk away. See full details here.
-30.4% | -$1.73M
11 West 11th Street, #2 | $3,970,000
Co-op | 3 beds, 2.5 baths
All images of 11 West 11th Street via Douglas Elliman
Living room
Private terrace
Floor plan
Expansive Greenwich Village home spans two levels and features high ceilings, enormous windows, a graceful staircase, and custom built-ins. With its wood-burning fireplaces, large eat-in kitchen, and wet bar, the lower level was made for entertaining. The upper-level master suite comes with a wood-burning fireplace, walk-in closet, skylit bath, and private south-facing terrace. See full details here.
All images of 840 Park Avenue via Sotheby's
Dining room
Bedroom
Floor plan
High-floor home in a prime Park Avenue was once owned by interior designer Dorothy Draper, and she would surely approve of the layout for entertaining and abundant sunlight. There are Juliet balconies in almost every room and wood-burning fireplaces in the living room and library. The luxurious master suite has its own wood-burning fireplace, a sizable dressing room, an abundance of custom closets, and bath with light pouring in from French windows. See full details here.
All images of One Beacon Court via Douglas Elliman
Kitchen and dining area
Bedroom
Floor plan
Enormous duplex designed by Charles Gwathmey is rich in custom finishes, soaring ceilings, impressive proportions, and natural light. A state-of-the-art chef's kitchen is outfitted with black granite countertops and top-of-the-line appliances. All bedrooms have en suite baths, but the master suite is especially impressive with an office, sitting room, two dressing rooms, and two baths. See full details here.
Would you like to tour any of these properties?
Just complete the info below.
Or call us at (212) 755-5544
Would you like to tour any of these properties?
Content Specialist
Michelle Mazzarella
Michelle is a contributing writer and editor for real estate news in New York City
6sqft delivers the latest on real estate, architecture, and design, straight from New York City.
