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Penthouse At The Bellemont Goes To Contract For $66.5 Million

The Bellemont, Apt Interior — The Bellemont, Apt. Interior

The Bellemont penthouse on the Upper East Side at 1165 Madison Avenue has gone into contract for $66.5 million. The residence is a combination of the top two apartments, of the Robert A.M. Stern designed new development, featuring 4 floors, about 13,000 SF interior space, about 2,300 SF outdoor space and a private elevator. One of the apartments was originally a 7 bedroom listed for $39.65 million and the other was a 4 bedroom listed for $26.5 million. The Bellemont amenities include a rooftop terrace with spectacular views of Central Park, a state-of-the-art screening room, a regulation squash court, a children’s play room, and a fitness center. [Mansion Global]

Branded Residential Developments Set To Double In The Next Five Years Worldwide

During the past decade, branded residential developments have grown 230% to 580 projects. In the next 5 years, this global real estate sector is expected to exceed 900 projects. Currently in 2021, The Ritz-Carlton, Four Seasons and Yoo Inspired by Starck have the most share of the branded residential market and Dubai, Miami and New York are the most active cities. [Mansion Global]

Woolworth Tower 29th FL Five BR With Duplex Terrace On Market For $23,355,000

2 Park Place, Pavilion A, Master Bedroom — Pavilion A, Master Bedroom

Pavilion-A at Woolworth Tower, listed for $23,355,000, is a 6,711 SF 5 BR home with 4+ baths, 6 skylights, up to 22 ft ceilings and a 2,770 SF duplex terrace. The 29th FL apartment features cinematic views of the New York City skyline, a master bedroom suite with private access to the outdoor space and a great room with a spiral staircase leading to the rooftop terrace.

Woolworth Tower amenities include white glove service in a resident-only lobby, the Gilbert Lounge, Woolworth Pool, Fitness Studio, Wine Cellar & Tasting Room, and on-site parking. The 58 story Neo-gothic tower, located at 2 Park Place in TriBeCa, was built in 1913. Architect Thierry W. Despont has transformed the top thirty floors of the landmark building into thirty-two luxury condominiums. [NY Post]