Anthony Bourdain

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In 2016, Anthony Bourdain first rented the luxe Manhattan apartment for $13,000 per month. The space became home to the travel documentarian for two years until his unfortunate passing in June of 2018. A mere two months later, the celebrity chef’s former residence was placed on the market at a price of $14,200 per month. The space was rented out only a month after its listing. However, three years after Bourdain’s passing, the residence is once more being listed on the rental market. This time the home is being offered at a reduced price of $12,000 per month. Bourdain also owned an Upper East Side apartment with his then wife Ottavia Busia that sold for $3.3 million about a year after his passing. A documentary film revolving around his life titled "Roadrunner" is set to be released on July 16.

Located at the Time Warner Center at Columbus Circle, now known as the Deutsche Bank Center, Bourdain’s former apartment spans 1,200 square feet and includes two bedrooms and two bathrooms. As one of the top luxury condominiums in Manhattan, the residence features top of the line amenities and panoramic views of the dazzling cityscape and scenic Hudson River. The interior space offers floor-to-ceiling windows, ultra-modern kitchen appliances, and an expansive closet. The building amenities include a full-time doorman, concierge service, health club, spa, lounge, screening room, landscaped sundeck, and private garage. The apartment is perfectly located in the heart of a bustling Manhattan neighborhood and home to some of the most coveted stores and restaurants on the island.

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This sprawling French Art-Deco penthouse home in a condo-like building boasts breathtaking, direct & full panoramic Central Park Views with almost 100 feet of park frontage from all major rooms. This one-of-a-kind 4500sf penthouse is a luxury 1930’s Ruhlmann-style mansion in the sky in a pre-war Art Deco Building. Upon entering the vestibule under the period piece onyx chandelier, the home opens to a large paneled foyer with semi-precious tigers eye mosaic flooring which flows into an ultra-wide 37-ft living room on the park. Adjacent to the living room is a large park-facing Anigre wood-paneled library featuring a fully outfitted wet-bar and the only wood-burning fireplace in the building housed by a limited Art Deco black & gold marble mantle and bar top. Directly off the library is a 23-ft long dining room with plastered coffered ceilings and seating for up to 20 people, a south-facing 50sf garden terrace, and easy access to a large eat-in kitchen with an island, diner-style banquet, and top-of-the-line appliances. If you like to entertain, this is a caterer’s dream home with separate service entrance, food staging area, extra-large coat closet, full-service cocktail bar, integrated sound system throughout the home and large 6 to 8-ft passageways for the guests to move easily through the entertaining spaces. The remaining rooms include an oversized 1000sf master suite on the park with a park-facing Jacuzzi & steam room, 3 additional bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, 2 guest powder rooms and a laundry room.

PH16 has been featured in numerous films, TV shows, documentaries, and photoshoots including NBC’s "30 Rock" with Whoopi Goldberg (EGOT), Showtime’s "Billions," HBO's "The Deuce," HBO series "Vinyl" with Martin Scorsese directing on location, ABC movie "Madoff" starring Richard Dreyfuss, "Dreamgirls" with Jennifer Hudson, President Obama’s re-election campaign video featuring Ricky Martin and "Did You Hear about the Morgans" starring Sarah Jessica Parker and Hugh Grant. It has also played host to myriad charity and political events as well as several celebrity talent shows and performances.

Southmoor House is a pre-war building situated directly across the street from Central Park steps from Columbus Circle and The Time Warner Center. The building has period marble façade & marquis, new mechanicals & infrastructure and a new gym.

Address: 230 Central Park South, PH16, Manhattan, NY 10019

Price: $13,995,000

For more information, please contact Vickey Barron at 646-960-6183 or vbarron@compass.com

Vickey Barron is the exclusive agent representing the Chelsea/Tribeca, NY real estate market as a member of the Haute Residence Real Estate Network. View all of her listings here.

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