American actress and comedian Rosie O’Donnell is having no luck selling her luxury New York penthouse. A few days ago the place returned to the real estate market for a lower price than what she paid for the place in 2017.
The comedian originally expected to receive $8.3 million for the property, but the lack of interested parties caused it to go off the market. Now, she has returned and marks a price of $7.5 million dollarswhich already marks a loss of $500,000 for her.
O’Donnell bought this place in 2017 for $8 million dollars and it did not have to take on major renovations, since its previous owners had taken care of that.
It is strange that the place does not attract potential buyers, since It is a penthouse located at the top of Sterling Plazaa 33-story building with 172 apartments that was built in the 80s.
Apartment It has an area of 3,600 square feet distributed over two floors. with four bedrooms, three bathrooms, hall, living room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room, sauna and other amenities.
From the interior it must be highlighted custom wood furniture and shelving, Russian oak floors, large windows, black granite topped wood burning fireplace, wet bar and more. The kitchen is equipped with high-end appliances and corian countertops.
The master bedroom has six closets and a dressing room, plus a spa-like bathroom covered in marble. It should also be said that the entire property is equipped with Savant and Nest home automation systems.
The best part of the entire duplex is its private terrace, ideal for sharing with family or friends, and to contemplate the city. The terrace has dining room and its own outdoor bar.
In addition to the luxuries of the apartment, the new owner will be able to access services and amenities that the building offers to all its tenants. For the maintenance of all this A monthly fee of $5,119 dollars must be paid.
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