Oh, the parties you could have! The outdoor spaces are incredible for NYC. The interior is a bit dated, but not awful; almost like a time capsule. I'd move right in!
If you need me, I'll be lounging on the East Terrace, until dinner is served on the Upper level West Terrace overlooking The Met and Central Park! Remember "happy hour" is about 2 hrs.! 😋🍸
Where the great jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker died, a broken man, shortly after the death of his beautiful 2 year-old daughter. He was staying with a jazz patron friend here who happened to be a member of the Rothschild family, a Baroness. She wanted to help save him, but could not. He was just 34, but his drugging & drinking had coroners estimating him at twice that age. R.I.P., Bird.
Not horrible at all: it's very FRENCH, and more sophisticated than what an ordinary person would appreciate. The BEST French interiors frequently have that pattern-on-pattern-on-pattern/colors-completely-coordinated precision.
@@ian1856 ...depending on whether or not the person doing that thinking, understands the root word behind 'Sophisticated'. One who IS acquainted with the history of the Sophists, and with the evolution of Sophistry, would probably not find 'Sophisticated' and 'Condescension' to be incompatible terms.
@@ian1856 I am not going to dissect your feats of illogic. However, I WILL restate that this apartment is beautiful, sophisticated, extremely relaxing to experience firsthand, and NOT FOR EVERYBODY. But then, Fifth Avenue is not for everybody. Possibly, you'd be happier shopping for apartments on Central Park South, where buyers and their decorators are more likely to conform to current trends. Inhabitants of the good buildings on Park and Fifth, frequently find their taste mocked by outsiders, just as they find their speech mocked as 'Locust Valley Lockjaw'. You're familiar with the phrase, “chacun à son goût”? Or, perhaps, in this case, one should say, "“chacun à son arrondissement”.
The terraces are beautiful, but I imagine that noises levels are high because of its location. The interior is very tired and needs a lot of TLC, but I would enjoy making this into my urban palace.
The interior was newly-done, by the young wife of a billionaire. She's from a very sophisticated milieu, and her taste is the very best. Too, closer inspection will reveal that sound-absorption was a priority. The home is as comfortable as it is beautiful.
Having that green space separates this from virtually every other place on the market. You can go outside w/o having to leave home. Unfortunately, the building is a co-op, so even if you’re wealthy enough to afford it, they can deny you if you’re not “one of them”. Snobs. Go for a condo over a co-op, every time.
sort of feels like the sale for the benefit of an estate because the old dame finally died. it's a complete makeover. the outdoor spaces are amazing, but seriously, the whole tour is made for granny. not sure why it wasn't emptied and restaged to appeal to a broader age group. but, i seriously love the outside, yet once that west terrace was shown, get the invites for grandma's garden party ready, cuz every grand dame on park avenue just made a hair appointment for a blue dye job and confirmed their ambulation assistant for the day. seriously, perfect for every 80 year old widowed blue blood matron, but that's about it.
That terrace is like heaven!!!!!
Oh, the parties you could have! The outdoor spaces are incredible for NYC. The interior is a bit dated, but not awful; almost like a time capsule. I'd move right in!
What a place to call home those terraces with the gardens on are gorgeous and some great views too
How many servants would you need to keep it properly maintained and running?
The greenery outside is fabulous, the interior is hideous.
I agree with you 💯%
It's just the decorating -
@@123mintjelly Yep, that's what I was talking about.
Different strokes.
Totally agree. I see many apartments in nyc have horrible decoration.
What a dream !
The most exquisite property! Everything is well appointed and classic!
@Noemi Frederick The word is 'TIMELESS'.
Its a beautiful dream
If you need me, I'll be lounging on the East Terrace, until dinner is served on the Upper level West Terrace overlooking The Met and Central Park!
Remember "happy hour" is about 2 hrs.!
😋🍸
Where the great jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker died, a broken man, shortly after the death of his beautiful 2 year-old daughter. He was staying with a jazz patron friend here who happened to be a member of the Rothschild family, a Baroness. She wanted to help save him, but could not. He was just 34, but his drugging & drinking had coroners estimating him at twice that age. R.I.P., Bird.
Thanks for letting us know. A talented man.....he was human like the rest of us 🙏
I love that place.
Beautiful, Peace, time standing still. I could not find this heavenly piece of music. Does anybody know the title and who plays it ? 🙏
that was insane!!!
Que hermosa terraza
Heaven it is!
65 mil!!! very nice!!!
Hard to believe this is in New York City
actually the building is right next to the hustle of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, so the location is quite noisy.
@@TheLusianPopa c
wow..
💖
Omg.
woowww :)))
99% of Americans can only dream about it.
l extérieur est whaou !!! mais l agencement intérieur est pas terrible quelle vue magnifique !!!
if I got this, I would remodel the hell outta it LMAO
The outside space is AMAZING, bit the inside... omg, thats horrendous.
Not horrible at all: it's very FRENCH, and more sophisticated than what an ordinary person would appreciate. The BEST French interiors frequently have that pattern-on-pattern-on-pattern/colors-completely-coordinated precision.
@@ian1856 ...depending on whether or not the person doing that thinking, understands the root word behind 'Sophisticated'. One who IS acquainted with the history of the Sophists, and with the evolution of Sophistry, would probably not find 'Sophisticated' and 'Condescension' to be incompatible terms.
@@ian1856 I am not going to dissect your feats of illogic. However, I WILL restate that this apartment is beautiful, sophisticated, extremely relaxing to experience firsthand, and NOT FOR EVERYBODY. But then, Fifth Avenue is not for everybody. Possibly, you'd be happier shopping for apartments on Central Park South, where buyers and their decorators are more likely to conform to current trends. Inhabitants of the good buildings on Park and Fifth, frequently find their taste mocked by outsiders, just as they find their speech mocked as 'Locust Valley Lockjaw'. You're familiar with the phrase, “chacun à son goût”? Or, perhaps, in this case, one should say, "“chacun à son arrondissement”.
The owner bought the whole level !!!!?? 😲
One can only dream😭😭😭
no u can also talk to the broker..it makes you feel better.trust me i do that often and i got 5 rupees in my account...not dollars rupees
price??
$ 58 000 000
I could live in a luxury apartment yet still have a FULL garden. *dreamy sigh*
The terraces are beautiful, but I imagine that noises levels are high because of its location. The interior is very tired and needs a lot of TLC, but I would enjoy making this into my urban palace.
The interior was newly-done, by the young wife of a billionaire. She's from a very sophisticated milieu, and her taste is the very best. Too, closer inspection will reveal that sound-absorption was a priority. The home is as comfortable as it is beautiful.
Having that green space separates this from virtually every other place on the market. You can go outside w/o having to leave home. Unfortunately, the building is a co-op, so even if you’re wealthy enough to afford it, they can deny you if you’re not “one of them”. Snobs. Go for a condo over a co-op, every time.
sort of feels like the sale for the benefit of an estate because the old dame finally died. it's a complete makeover. the outdoor spaces are amazing, but seriously, the whole tour is made for granny. not sure why it wasn't emptied and restaged to appeal to a broader age group. but, i seriously love the outside, yet once that west terrace was shown, get the invites for grandma's garden party ready, cuz every grand dame on park avenue just made a hair appointment for a blue dye job and confirmed their ambulation assistant for the day. seriously, perfect for every 80 year old widowed blue blood matron, but that's about it.
Appears to look over a prison roof
it's the Metropolitan Museum of Art...