From the time it was converted from a hotel to condos, the Westbury Condominium has always been highly sought after for its unbeatable Upper East Side location and white-glove service. More recently, one particular unit has gone even further: Lorraine Letendre, designer of Michael Bay's Los Angeles home and Calvin Klein's estate in the Hamptons, has brought her talents to #16B, a full-floor, four-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath home meticulously renovated with custom finishes throughout. It has recently been listed by Douglas Elliman for $17,500,000.
Amenities at Westbury Condominium include storage, a wine cellar, and a fitness center. The building is only half a block from Central Park; Museum Mile, Madison Avenue's most fashionably elite shopping, and public transportation are minutes away.
Amenities at Westbury Condominium include storage, a wine cellar, and a fitness center. The building is only half a block from Central Park; Museum Mile, Madison Avenue's most fashionably elite shopping, and public transportation are minutes away.
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A gracious gallery welcomes residents home.
Details like custom millwork, coffered ceilings, paneled doors, and audio/visual systems set this home apart.
The library looks out on 360-degree city and Central Park views.
All images of 15 East 69th Street via Douglas Elliman
With excellent space and eastern exposures, the formal dining room is ideal for entertaining.
The top-of-the-line chef's kitchen has a separate dining area and views of planting gardens towards Madison Avenue.
The luxe master suite features two large marble baths, two large closets with custom cabinetry, a dressing room, and park views throughout.
All additional bedrooms are filled with natural light and stunning city views.
Rooms throughout the apartment overlook planting terraces and gorgeous views.
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