New York City penthouse with a car elevator and a retractable glass floor is coming on the market for $27 million. This bright and spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom penthouse on the 7th floor in a new construction elevator building features all new appliances, exceptional natural light, and a large private terrace/sundecka rare outdoor space perfect for the summer months. Enjoy beautiful sunrise views and a quiet top-floor setting with modern finishes throughout. Available furnished or unfurnished ... There are 360-degree views of Central Park and New York Citys most iconic landmarks. A grand, spiral staircase connects the two levels, as well as a private elevator between the floors. Privacy is a key reason why penthouses are coveted. Located at the top of high-rise buildings, they often feature exclusive access, whether through private elevators or discrete entrances, ensuring that the occupant can enjoy seclusion away from the public eye. The more than 8,300-square-foot Upper East Side home, complete with solarium, private elevator, balcony and a fireplace, was billed as having dazzling panoramic views from all four exposures Metro Walk at Moorefield Station - Flats Collection is a community of one-level penthouse-style luxury condos with semi-private elevator access to each floor in Ashburn, VA. Check out the nicest apartments currently on the market in Ashburn VA. View pictures, check Zestimates, and get scheduled for a tour of some luxury listings. What is a New York City penthouse with a'sky garage' worth? A New York City penthouse with a sky garage is listing for $27 million. Evan Joseph/Youngwoo & Associates Be the first to know about the biggest and best luxury home sales and listings by signing up for our Mansion Deals email alert. Copyright 2023 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8 Will Extell-Solil penthouse ever sell? The Zeckendorfs learned about the new building given their status as part of a small circle of New York City real estate insiders, and understood that if the public ever caught wind of the Extell-Solil development, the penthouse would never sell and certainly not at an $80 million price tag, the buyer alleged. Did NYC real estate titans dupe a client into buying a penthouse? A pair of NYC real estate titans duped a client into buying an $80 million Park Avenue penthouse with a stunning Central Park view rushing the sale before news broke that a high-rise next door would ruin the vista, according to a lawsuit.
