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Hotelier and real estate developer Ian Reisner has just listed his penthouse at 230 Central Park South for $17.95 million. Ryan Serhant and Chase Landow of NestSeekers International and Vickey Barron and Pacey Barron of Compass have co-listed the rare condop, Art Deco mansion in the sky.
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This 4,500 square foot duplex boasts nearly 100 feet of Central Park frontage with four bedrooms, four baths and two half-baths. The owners combined five units to create a unified high-style space.
The quintessential New York views at 230 Central Park South, aka Southmoor House, might look familiar because the home has been featured in over 25 movies and television shows. Luminaries such as Ricky Martin, Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg and Sarah Jessica Parker have all worked in this show-stopping home.
The quintessential New York views at 230 Central Park South, aka Southmoor House, might look familiar because the home has been featured in over 25 movies and television shows. Luminaries such as Ricky Martin, Martin Scorsese, Steven Spielberg and Sarah Jessica Parker have all worked in this show-stopping home.
"It's a condo disguised as a co-op with Art Deco architecture and Central Park views." - Vicky Barron, Compass
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As one of the principals of Parkview Developers, Reisner was responsible for redeveloping the building in 2004. He also owns several other units in addition to the penthouse. According to reports, he sold an entire floor unit on the 12th floor in 2016 for $12.6 million and a triplex in 2017.
Designed by Jacob M. Felsen in 1937, 230 Central Park South is a 17-story apartment building with 95 apartments, a one-story limestone base and a two-story limestone entrance surround, an entrance marquee and sidewalk landscaping. In 2009, 230 Central Park South sold its air rights to fund a new Art Deco façade, elevators and a gym.
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Michelle Sinclair Colman
Michelle writes children's books and also writes articles about architecture, design and real estate. Those two passions came together in Michelle's first children's book, "Urban Babies Wear Black." Michelle has a Master's degree in Sociology from the University of Minnesota and a Master's degree in the Cities Program from the London School of Economics.
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