How much do you think an apartment with a view might cost?Manhattan from all the windows at once? And an apartment with its own elevator and three floors? In our selection, you will find five crazy ways to spend your hard-earned money during the New Year holidays in New York
West Side.This strange combination of letters is the name of the New York area with the most expensive real estate in the United States. The average cost of local apartments is close to 6.5 million dollars. Today we will look into the most expensive apartments of this elite area. Park Avenue, 730 - 25 million dollars
You can only get to this apartment throughprivate . The apartment has six bedrooms with six en-suite bathrooms, a living room with a bay window, a huge dining room and three media rooms. As for the interior, here cozy English classics coexist perfectly with restrained modern minimalism.
70th Street, Mellon House, 125 E - $41 million
Half a century ago, this one was built by Paul and Bunny Mellon.(Paul and Bunny Mellon). From the very beginning, the building was conceived as a hymn to French neoclassicism. High ceilings, eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms, a courtyard with a fountain and French chic - what else do you need to feel at home? Only $ 41,000,000.
740 Park Avenue - $44 million
This apartment, designed by an architectRosario Candela, recently renovated, the 12-room apartment can now be seen from a completely new perspective. We don't know what the apartment was like before, but it's luxurious now.
18th floor of the Sherry Netherland Hotel - $85 million
15-room apartment with panoramic viewManhattan takes up one floor of the Sherry-Netherland Hotel. The seller assures that there is everything necessary for both a family with children and a bachelor who loves to throw noisy parties.
Pierre Hotel Penthouse - $95 million
This penthouse occupies the top three floors of the hotel,allows you to move between floors using your own elevator, contains 16 rooms and is ready to constantly amaze the imagination with an abundance of shades, textures and bold stylistic solutions.
