@@jorgemontefusco650 And it's a cooperative, so you have to "pass the board" with adequate financial resources and sometimes social connections. The $25K/mo will only go up over time. Pre-war buildings are great but, like every other building, they need infrastucture work that is expensive. I didn't see a "flip tax" but those are common.
Agreed. I cringed at the suggestion that the den/library shelves be removed to "open it up" and at "I would leave a lot of this millwork here" in the bedroom, as if suggesting it be removed while pointing out how expensive it would be to replace in the same breath. And it's really NOT hard to see the detail of that Sherle Wagner sink and fixtures on camera if you would simply point the camera at them for a close-up! Also (this is a sticking point with me regarding ALL realtors' photos and videos), please do a walk-through and straighten lampshades, etc. before filming. Kudos for the drone shots that showed the incredible length of that "wraparound" terrace! Even though it was extremely narrow, it would make a wonderful walking course for talking in the fabulous views in every direction while not actually having to get dressed to leave the house! I'm also imagining what else could be seen from there, like the magnificent 4th of July fireworks!
How is this not protected!? I can see someone wanting to update the kitchen or decor, but surely they wouldn’t get permission to do significant internal renovations ?
Old school, pre-war 5th Avenue splendor on the park. I hope the new owners preserve some of the wonderful details in this home. I would take this apartment over Billionaire's Row in a heartbeat. Do you want a vintage Hermes Birkin bag or a Gucci knapsack?
@@jimbo1637 So do I! And I am a New Yorker who grew up in NYC during the Mad Men era. The box look of skyscrapers after World War 2 that started with the U.N. office building in 1950 and continued through the 1960s til 1990s just does not have the class that the old buildings had when my late grandmother was born in March 1900.
Who is the editor, because they SNAPPED with this one. YES! Great job!!! It’s a gorgeous property. So elegant, with character, not the typical “white walls/white oak” bland aesthetic that I see in a lot of new builds. This space screams NEW YORK OLD MONEY and I love it. Can’t beat that location, either.
This penthouse is a jewel. I hope whoever buys it, perseveres the home and doesn’t gut it for something ultra modern. There’s plenty of that in the city if that’s what they want. When Ryan mentioned someone gutting it, it felt like a stab in the gut. The doors, fireplaces, moldings - so breathtaking. If only I had the bank account to buy this - someday!
The penthouse is glorious with true traditional posh design. The stately features are one of a kind and should be treasured. The woodwork is imperial. The craftsmanship is dazzling...Favorite spaces, the living room with fireplace. The primary bedroom with fireplace is lavish and cozy. The views are breathtaking and priceless. Thanks Ryan and your S. team for a tour of opulent regal a jewel of the ages....!!!
@@phoenix5054 Phoenix don’t underestimate your home have more of a positive feeling because think about it like this some people have no home lost everything with all this rent increases inflation it’s a mess be blessed a home is what you make it so it can be special stay safe phoenix 😄
This apartment building is almost 100 years old. The renovations don't look that old, but maybe because of excellent maintenance. Don't be fooled by the design. NYC decorators design apartments like this one today. Traditional style. You can buy new Sherle Wagner fixtures and sinks.
This is legit like stepping into history, into the home of an elegant 1930s venture capitalist. Not all of it is my style, but its so objectively incredible if I bought it (lol) I would feel so guilty changing ANYTHING.
If you live in NY long enough you’ll have those friends who every now and then post pics from what I call those gargoyle views. Way chicer and sophisticated flex than any of those glass boxes in the sky. Absolutely adore this!
I love your fantastic description of "gargoyle views" and I agree. I love looking at architecture and all of the available homes in New York, but living on the 70th floor of a glass tower feels like you are on a shelf.
One wants to be high enough to enjoy great views of the park or other surroundings but still feel part of the city: having views of the top floors of other (older, grander) buildings and have some buildings a bit taller than you. The higher up one goes the one could be anywhere: just empty sky all around.
This is absolutely the most incredible home I've seen you or any other RUclipsr show. The location is unparalleled. I was sold when I saw the view over the Met. And while the interior design might strike some as "dated" it is the absolute pinnacle of that style. Every object in that home could be sold at Christie's or Sotheby's tomorrow.
Sherle Wagner fixtures were used throughout. They use real gold -- you can see it in the lustre. They are very expensive and the company is still around.
Absolutely gorgeous. It reminds me of my grandma's place. She'd love this. She was an artist, and living across from the Met would be so much fun for her. And me. Lol.
I would, as well! I'd would either be walking in Central Park or touring, "The Met!" It doesn't take much to make me happy! That would be happiness to me! 😊
This Penthouse, is simply amazingly beautiful! The location, across from "The Met and Central Park," is spectacular! I love every room, every outdoor space and every level of it! The architecture design was; extraordinarily done! And yes, this building could never be designed today, for the amount of money that was spent, back then. Today, it would be a "King's Ransom!"
This place was amazing! I never been a big fan of that style of interior but something about this place just works. Also being ACROSS the street from the MET....come on man! Lol! Thank you sir!
Now this is New York living! What a beautifully preserved home this is from the 30’s! Unfortunately, I can not afford something like that but I hope whoever does buy it that they don’t paint over the beautiful woodwork and fixtures!
wow, this apartment is stunning! I pray whoever buys this restores and honors the history of the place. Gutting an apartment like this would be criminal!
Who in the heck would want to Destroy a Historical - Gorgeous Penthouse - SMH. Even though I am an Industrial Designer who loves Modernist & Mid Century Modern, I would not even dare destroy this gem!
Re-Sending this 'Beauty of Extinction' (One of Our Brands) to Nusret. Thank You❤Ryan, each time this Penthouse makes me want to nudge Nusret even more to purchase so we can move-in Immediately. I'll stay-in-touch!
When I was a stockbroker, in the 1980s, I had a suit that looks (with the exception of the lapel width, sleeve and pants length, and I wore a belt) just like the one you are wearing in this video. As a matter of fact, I looked in my closet where I have my old suits and found it in the back of the closet. I think that I paid about $500 for the suit which is about $1797 in 2022 dollars. It's nice to see that great taste never goes out of style.
as I drool over this place lol. Will say as the first ever Serhant video ive ever watched I love it already. I love the idea of being sold this dream with this apartment, I love that its very personable to the veiwer and you show the details. I wish more 'realtor' you tube channels were like this.
I shudder to think how much that is. A time capsule absolutely gorgeous I wouldn’t change a thing, except take the shades off of the chandelier in the dining-room
An absolute bravo, from Paris, France. First one, for the quality of the tour, the presence of Monsieur Serhant and his way to guide us around this masterpiece. A welcoming, attentive, kind host. Second bravo is for the place itself, encompassing the very idea I have, as a French person, of the American expression of timeless elegance and excellence.
I really appreciate you don’t just zoom through the place in 30 seconds and ask what we think ,what a great tour you do !new subscriber I realize most people fortunate enough to buy this masterpiece, will remodel .I know I would get rid of the Ivory Fireplace no no no .. and the Walls in the bathroom , No on the carpets but yes I will move in today My Scottish Terrier would like all the terraces.we could throw the ball all the way around What Fun
I would take a very mature person to fully appreciate the very charming aesthetics of this apartment. Most modern eyes would treat it a tear down and completely modernize it.
I wouldn’t change a thing in this lovely home. I love older buildings and classic interiors but then I was brought up in an old home. I live in Wiltshire, England in an 800 year old manor house with towers, parapets, a main hall, massive library and a grand staircase that was once one of King Henry VIII country homes and hunting “lodge”. It comes complete with a moat around it (where you’ll find swans and other beautiful water fowl) and a huge walled garden. It’s been in the family since the 1950’s. So yes, I do love classic buildings and interiors. If I lived in a city this would be the type of apartment I’d want.
Beautiful, beautiful apartment in an insane location. Wouldn't focus on things like that elephant tusk, though. That's f*cked up and not to be encouraged/glamorized.
I'm a 39-year-old guy from Florida, I like open floor plans and modern touches. However, I wouldn't change a door knob in that place. It's Stunning
It think everyone in comment section would agree. Nor would I change one thing on this place. Magnificent!
$300,000.00 annual HOA fees. Better have a lot of money coming in.
Am57 lol
@@jorgemontefusco650 And it's a cooperative, so you have to "pass the board" with adequate financial resources and sometimes social connections. The $25K/mo will only go up over time. Pre-war buildings are great but, like every other building, they need infrastucture work that is expensive. I didn't see a "flip tax" but those are common.
I'm 46 years old and I approve this message.
The apartment has the feel and look of a real home, as opposed to a designer's idea of a home. Nice.
💯% Agreed
I hope it’s not over designed when the new owners renovate 😢
I wouldn't change a single thing. This was the best 12 minutes I've spent in a long time.
Same
Agreed. I cringed at the suggestion that the den/library shelves be removed to "open it up" and at "I would leave a lot of this millwork here" in the bedroom, as if suggesting it be removed while pointing out how expensive it would be to replace in the same breath. And it's really NOT hard to see the detail of that Sherle Wagner sink and fixtures on camera if you would simply point the camera at them for a close-up! Also (this is a sticking point with me regarding ALL realtors' photos and videos), please do a walk-through and straighten lampshades, etc. before filming. Kudos for the drone shots that showed the incredible length of that "wraparound" terrace! Even though it was extremely narrow, it would make a wonderful walking course for talking in the fabulous views in every direction while not actually having to get dressed to leave the house! I'm also imagining what else could be seen from there, like the magnificent 4th of July fireworks!
What a sad life you must lead 😢
💯 %
It's perfect as it is. The historic look of it is unmatched today.
1. drone shots
2. musical score
3. synchronized editing
I was beyond impressed
go SERHANT. go
S.
Thank you for watching!
I swear, if the new owner comes in and turns it into an HGTV house I will cry.
What a beautiful home.
Same here. Leave it just like it is.
Seriously.... tear out all the charm and paint everything grey.. ugh!
"Open concept" a/k/a small home trying to look bigger
He is right, they just don’t make homes as they used to. I like this style, it doesn’t get old and feels homey and lux at the same time. Lovely
I wouldn't change a thing. It's stunning and I love the history. The view, and the Met. I ❤️💯.
Who would 'gut' this place?! It's absolutely gorgeous AS IS. So much more character than all the new ones!
How is this not protected!? I can see someone wanting to update the kitchen or decor, but surely they wouldn’t get permission to do significant internal renovations ?
Old school, pre-war 5th Avenue splendor on the park. I hope the new owners preserve some of the wonderful details in this home. I would take this apartment over Billionaire's Row in a heartbeat. Do you want a vintage Hermes Birkin bag or a Gucci knapsack?
I completely agree! Post war architecture just isn't the same...
@@jimbo1637 So do I! And I am a New Yorker who grew up in NYC during the Mad Men era. The box look of skyscrapers after World War 2 that started with the U.N. office building in 1950 and continued through the 1960s til 1990s just does not have the class that the old buildings had when my late grandmother was born in March 1900.
Which neighborhood is Billionaires’ Row?
@@NickiFitzgerald369 57th Street just south of Central Park
The new owners shouldn't be allowed to change a thing (except maybe the overlarge vent over the cooker). It's spectacular. Perfect as it is.
Who is the editor, because they SNAPPED with this one. YES! Great job!!!
It’s a gorgeous property. So elegant, with character, not the typical “white walls/white oak” bland aesthetic that I see in a lot of new builds. This space screams NEW YORK OLD MONEY and I love it. Can’t beat that location, either.
Beautiful penthouse. I personally would keep it as is.
I know it is so beautiful. I might change some of the furniture.
Me too
Quite simply my favourite home you have ever toured and I've being here from the start. Incredible!!
This penthouse is a jewel. I hope whoever buys it, perseveres the home and doesn’t gut it for something ultra modern. There’s plenty of that in the city if that’s what they want. When Ryan mentioned someone gutting it, it felt like a stab in the gut. The doors, fireplaces, moldings - so breathtaking. If only I had the bank account to buy this - someday!
The penthouse is glorious with true traditional posh design. The stately features are one of a kind and should be treasured. The woodwork is imperial. The craftsmanship is dazzling...Favorite spaces, the living room with fireplace. The primary bedroom with fireplace is lavish and cozy. The views are breathtaking and priceless. Thanks Ryan and your S. team for a tour of opulent regal a jewel of the ages....!!!
Looks like you just stepped into the twentieth century with this penthouse absolutely beautiful ❤️
20th century is just 23 years ago. I’m living in a 20th century home. It’s not special.
@@phoenix5054 Phoenix don’t underestimate your home have more of a positive feeling because think about it like this some people have no home lost everything with all this rent increases inflation it’s a mess be blessed a home is what you make it so it can be special stay safe phoenix 😄
This apartment building is almost 100 years old. The renovations don't look that old, but maybe because of excellent maintenance. Don't be fooled by the design. NYC decorators design apartments like this one today. Traditional style. You can buy new Sherle Wagner fixtures and sinks.
Am I dreaming? Am I in heaven? Wtf! So marvelous gorgeous! 🥰😍
Best presentation of a property I have seen....
I'd buy it in a heartbeat. These types of listings are rare.
Of all your home tours you have shown, this one felt more of a home than any other. I wouldn't change anything besides the electric.
This is legit like stepping into history, into the home of an elegant 1930s venture capitalist. Not all of it is my style, but its so objectively incredible if I bought it (lol) I would feel so guilty changing ANYTHING.
How about changing full red wallpaper?
this is so exquisitely elegant & perfect whoever buys it needs to preserve absolutely everything
The beauty of the penthouse is fully expressed by your unbridled enthusiasm for it. What a joy to witness both!
Wow!!! The story telling and how the video was made was superb!! Absolutely love the place!!!! It is a NY dream to have an apartment like that!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Simply AMAZING penthouse! Yes, Ryan. And I..simply...adore your enthusiasm over such finds. ♥
If you live in NY long enough you’ll have those friends who every now and then post pics from what I call those gargoyle views. Way chicer and sophisticated flex than any of those glass boxes in the sky.
Absolutely adore this!
I love your fantastic description of "gargoyle views" and I agree. I love looking at architecture and all of the available homes in New York, but living on the 70th floor of a glass tower feels like you are on a shelf.
Agreed!
One wants to be high enough to enjoy great views of the park or other surroundings but still feel part of the city: having views of the top floors of other (older, grander) buildings and have some buildings a bit taller than you. The higher up one goes the one could be anywhere: just empty sky all around.
This is absolutely the most incredible home I've seen you or any other RUclipsr show. The location is unparalleled. I was sold when I saw the view over the Met.
And while the interior design might strike some as "dated" it is the absolute pinnacle of that style. Every object in that home could be sold at Christie's or Sotheby's tomorrow.
We agree!
Sherle Wagner fixtures were used throughout. They use real gold -- you can see it in the lustre. They are very expensive and the company is still around.
Absolutely gorgeous. It reminds me of my grandma's place. She'd love this. She was an artist, and living across from the Met would be so much fun for her. And me. Lol.
If I lived here the Met would be my second living room. I would go there very freaking day.
That's why I thought... but then I realized I don't even go to the museums two or three blocks away from my house :/
@@aricarly Well maybe because they're not the Met :-)
I would, as well! I'd would either be walking in Central Park or touring, "The Met!" It doesn't take much to make me happy! That would be happiness to me! 😊
This Penthouse, is simply amazingly beautiful! The location, across from "The Met and Central Park," is spectacular! I love every room, every outdoor space and every level of it! The architecture design was; extraordinarily done! And yes, this building could never be designed today, for the amount of money that was spent, back then. Today, it would be a "King's Ransom!"
An Incredibly Beauuutiful Place!💕
I wouldn’t change a thing♥️ Fabulous, Splendid, Divine,and Debonaire 🎊
Me neither it’s so stunning and perfect 🤩
This place was amazing! I never been a big fan of that style of interior but something about this place just works. Also being ACROSS the street from the MET....come on man! Lol! Thank you sir!
str@ight Across Indeed...Come on Man or folks will think your a CON.......
This place is the epitome of New York 😍
Such an elegant presentation to a jewel of a listing. Superb
Love the mezuzot in the door posts :)
Now this is New York living! What a beautifully preserved home this is from the 30’s! Unfortunately, I can not afford something like that but I hope whoever does buy it that they don’t paint over the beautiful woodwork and fixtures!
Beautiful, I wouldn't change a thing!
Your passion for beautiful amenities is so refreshing and your details is what makes this real to us. Thanks for a great video.
Oh my goodness! There is very little I would change. So much history!
Well done Ryan ! I love the montage !
Dream penthouse!
Cheers from San Diego California
wow, this apartment is stunning! I pray whoever buys this restores and honors the history of the place. Gutting an apartment like this would be criminal!
Anyone who even thinks of gitting this place should just be told to buy another property on the skyscrapers on 57th street.
It's beautiful just the way it is......I love it.
Lots of character in this one. Love its location too.
Stunning architecture and location. Large, but cozy. I'd change very little of this gem ! It really is a work of art !
So stunning! Thank you for the beautiful tour👍🏻
I wouldn't change a thing. Simply beautiful!
Spectacular! I would not change anything it's incredible with such artistic original details and layout, absolutely beautiful!
I wouldn't change a thing. Beautiful home.
GORGEOUS💙
What a MASTERPIECE🏆
Elegant, sophisticated, and a beautiful home! Thanks, for sharing!
This is just BEEEE-YOND!!!!! FABULOUS!!!
You just got a new enthousiaste subscriber!
Great presentation.
Great job.
DUDE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ONLY A PHILLISTINE WOULD BE SO OBSESSED ABOUT CHANGING THIS BEAUTIFUL PLACE,
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL and GORGEOUS!!!
❤
Who in the heck would want to Destroy a Historical - Gorgeous Penthouse - SMH. Even though I am an Industrial Designer who loves Modernist & Mid Century Modern, I would not even dare destroy this gem!
Phenomenal workmanship!
Stunning. Years of memories in that home. Would keep most of it just as it is. Adore it.
Stunning, a dream world. Thanks, Ryan!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Beautiful just the way it is now!!
Re-Sending this 'Beauty of Extinction' (One of Our Brands) to Nusret. Thank You❤Ryan, each time this Penthouse makes me want to nudge Nusret even more to purchase so we can move-in Immediately. I'll stay-in-touch!
Elegant, Timeless and breathtaking
When I was a stockbroker, in the 1980s, I had a suit that looks (with the exception of the lapel width, sleeve and pants length, and I wore a belt) just like the one you are wearing in this video. As a matter of fact, I looked in my closet where I have my old suits and found it in the back of the closet. I think that I paid about $500 for the suit which is about $1797 in 2022 dollars. It's nice to see that great taste never goes out of style.
Oh, and the penthouse is beautiful.
Simply breathtaking, it’s like stepping back in a lost time! Really wonder what old money couple owns this place
Tell us!!
as I drool over this place lol. Will say as the first ever Serhant video ive ever watched I love it already. I love the idea of being sold this dream with this apartment, I love that its very personable to the veiwer and you show the details. I wish more 'realtor' you tube channels were like this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Spectacular! If I had the money I would have already purchased it. What a cozy and sweet home.
Super gorgeous wow
Also the tour guide is even more gorgeous 😉 hey so I said it lol
I wouldn’t change a thing. I love it. Hope whoever buys this appreciates it as is.
You are amazing at this tour!!!!!!!! And this is so magical but you are gifted and selling it and keeping the viewer sooooo engaged!!!!!!
I shudder to think how much that is. A time capsule absolutely gorgeous I wouldn’t change a thing, except take the shades off of the chandelier in the dining-room
NOW THAT is a penthouse I’d buy in Manhattan (if I could 😭)
I’m ready to move in ! I love all the little details this home has to offer. I wouldn’t dream of changing it
One of the most relaxing house tour 😌
Some day I'll live in a penthouse just like that one
“this is the biggest commercial vent ive ever seen in an apartment on 5th Avenue. i mean like this might remove the grey from my hair❣️ love it!!!
Although I could never afford the apt, I like the way you narrate your sales units
I love it just the way it is. Absolutely gorgeous!
Oh my gosh! This is so perfect. I will not change a thing!🙌
What a delicious feast for the eyes. Fantastic appointments in a spectacular apartment!❤️❤️
An absolute bravo, from Paris, France.
First one, for the quality of the tour, the presence of Monsieur Serhant and his way to guide us around this masterpiece.
A welcoming, attentive, kind host.
Second bravo is for the place itself, encompassing the very idea I have, as a French person, of the American expression of timeless elegance and excellence.
This is in Gossip Girl season 1
Gutting that place would be a crime. It’s fabulous.
I'll take it. Wrap it up, forgo the bow. Thanks.
3 Words I'm in 💘 Love
That other building with the rooftop garden is where my interest is drawn to…..looks incredible!
Amazing. I love your youthful exuberance!
very special , very unique and incredible ⭐ penthouse 💙
WOW Dude that tour was Amazingly beautiful similar to an Antique Art museum !
I really appreciate you don’t just zoom through the place in 30 seconds and ask what we think ,what a great tour you do !new subscriber I realize most people fortunate enough to buy this masterpiece, will remodel .I know I would get rid of the Ivory Fireplace no no no .. and the Walls in the bathroom , No on the carpets but yes I will move in today My Scottish Terrier would like all the terraces.we could throw the ball all the way around What Fun
I would take a very mature person to fully appreciate the very charming aesthetics of this apartment. Most modern eyes would treat it a tear down and completely modernize it.
Great job on your video..😊
the remodel literally broker my heart in two
I agree, Aaron. It's mind-boggling!
everything about this was good
I wouldn’t change a thing in this lovely home. I love older buildings and classic interiors but then I was brought up in an old home. I live in Wiltshire, England in an 800 year old manor house with towers, parapets, a main hall, massive library and a grand staircase that was once one of King Henry VIII country homes and hunting “lodge”. It comes complete with a moat around it (where you’ll find swans and other beautiful water fowl) and a huge walled garden. It’s been in the family since the 1950’s. So yes, I do love classic buildings and interiors. If I lived in a city this would be the type of apartment I’d want.
Make my dream come true
Editing is genius!
Perfectly gorgeous..😍
I’m inlove with your voice..
Beautiful; rare; to be preserved
Beautiful, beautiful apartment in an insane location. Wouldn't focus on things like that elephant tusk, though. That's f*cked up and not to be encouraged/glamorized.