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The Wolf of Wall Street” Penthouse!
When the official movie trailer, known to pick the most spectacular scenes, chooses interior scenes from the penthouse with its stunning Manhattan-Hudson River views, one knows immediately that this is a residence to be envied. Now on the market and 32 floors high, this 2,500 square foot, three-bedroom, four-bath terraced apartment is awaiting its next owner. Ten foot glass walls fill the home with light by day and city lights by night, making it an elegant venue for daily living and dramatic entertaining. Included are wide plank bleached oak flooring, two fireplaces, a chef’s island kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances and wine storage. Bedrooms are ensuite and the master suite, with its own fireplace and terrace has a bath with six-foot soaking tub and large glass steam shower. The luxury building has a twenty-four hour doorman, concierge, residents’ garden, fitness center and garage. Located only steps from world-class restaurants, Whole Foods and shopping, there is also the 421 Tax Abatement in place through June 2017.
Asking $6.495 million for Leonardo DiCaprio penthouse in “The Wolf of Wall Street.”
Ski Magazine Dream Home
With its stunning views of Deer Valley’s Bald Mountain and Jordanelle Reservoir, the “Ski Magazine” Dream Home consists of 14,000 square feet of living space featuring stone, indoor boulders, heavy beams and stacked stone fireplaces with grand views from the great expanses of glass. Outdoors are wraparound terraces, heated for snow melt and year round use of the heated pool, firepit and lounge areas. In winter one can walk over the heated bridge from the terrace to access the ski slopes. Inside the home features six bedrooms, ten baths, a gourmet kitchen with separate butler's pantry, a home theater with stadium seating for 16, freshwater trout aquarium, pool table, DJ booth, two custom bar areas and Full Swing Golf simulator.
Designed through the collaboration of Resorts West and “Ski Magazine,” the magazine’s Dream Ski Home is now for sale, priced at $21.9 million.
Montgomery Ward Penthouse
The penthouse, the former public observatory, is now on the market. Considered to have some of the best views in Chicago, the 6,400 square foot condo has four bedrooms and five baths. There are two allocated parking spaces and building services include a door person, exercise room, party room, sauna and steam room. Though still in its original state, the rooftop access has the potential to be the most stunning garden terrace in Chicago.
Former Montgomery Ward headquarters observatory converted to penthouse condo previously priced at $4.75 million, now asking $4.25 million.
Hollywood Hills Glass Garage
This 7,614 square foot modern house is built on almost an acre in the now subdivided former ranch of 1940’s actor Errol Flynn, Mulholland Farm. Flynn was well known not only as one of the most romantic male film stars of all time, but as somewhat of a womanizer and his farm was notorious for its casino, passageways, peepholes and two-way mirrors. A lover of fast women and fast cars, Flynn would likely have approved of Corbin’s two glass garages. The interior of the home has huge open spaces for entertaining on a grand scale with glass walls through which the view over Los Angeles can be seen from one side and the lawn and garages from the other. There are a total of five bedrooms and seven bathrooms with a large master suite, a private guest bedroom suite, a gym and media room. The exterior also has a swimming pool and a one-bedroom guest house. The garages, one attached to the home and the other separate, will hold up to nine very special cars. The house is extremely private and accessed via a long gated drive.
Car collector's modern home includes glass-walled garage, built on property where Errol Flynn lived! Now asking $8.5 million.
MacKenzie-Childs Farm Sold
After sitting on the market since June 2011, the fairy tale farm of the MacKenzie-Childs’ partnership has finally changed ownership. Originally priced at $1.1 million and later reduced to $975,000, it was sold for $595,000, sans the whimsical furnishings, which will be sold separately at a later date.
The Mackenzie-Childs purchased the farm in 1980 for around $20,000. After putting $1.6 million and thousands of man-hours into its restoration, it is where they started their decor business famous for its checkerboard pottery and storybook furniture. Designers of everything from teapots to hand painted tiles, their artistic wares became well-known in high end boutiques and department stores across the nation. Though their company is now in the hands of others, they have started a new company, Victoria & Richard Emprise, and run it from their current home, the last remaining Ellis Island ferry boat, "Yankee." Today, decor aficionados cannot see a black and white checkerboard without thinking of these fine artists.
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