$18 Million Tribeca Penthouse Customized by Dead Billionaire


Last week's priciest pad to hit the market is the jewel of 200 Chambers Street's eye: the 4,700-sq-ft penthouse built by an Italian billionaire who died before moving in. The ask is $17.995 million for 4 bedrooms and 4.5 baths and the detailing ismeticulous (none of this wood-paneled identity crisis business). The deets: three exposures, including a view of the Hudson from 30 stories up and a 53-foot wall of floor-to-ceiling windows; a floating limestone tub; Poliform stainless steel kitchen; and an in-house water purification system.
The acoustic amenities, we imagine, are Patrick Bateman-approved: 
"The speakers are hidden under plaster in the ceiling. The lighting is museum quality. The powerful, in-home HVAC system is tucked away behind two thick doors. Each wall and all ceilings and floors are acoustically engineered to never let sound pass through."
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Don't get too attached to the furnishings: the brokers at Platimun Properties hired a team to trick out the interiors with artwork (Andy Warhol, George Condo, Marilyn Minter) and spendy furniture like that $63,000 accordion sofa

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