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Stone Phillips's Apartment, Estate of the Day

As we mentioned earlier in our real estate round-up, NBC personality Stone Phillips is eager to ditch this lovely penthouse. We thought we'd help him out by listing it as our estate of the day. Phillips and his wife recently cut the price on this  two-bedroom, three-level penthouse with views of  Central Park, the skyline and the Hudson River. The apartment has a 300-square-foot terrace with an outdoor sound system and landmarked facade obelisk sculptures. The kitchen has oak cabinets and a heated floor. The dining room has leather paneled walls and the living room has herringbone oak floors an ten-foot ceilings. It is all yours for $4.45 million. After the jump, an apartment as handsome and bland as the anchor himself.

Sunday Real Estate Round-Up

Filed under: Estates

From the NY Post's Gimme Shelter:
--Jewelry designer David Yurman and his wife Sybil are doing the multiple apartments in one building thing, this time paying  $3.125 million for a second-floor apartment in their Greenwich Street building. The new unit has two bedrooms and they already own a triplex loft with four bedrooms and  a 4,000-square-foot roof terrace.
--One of Jackie Kennedy Onassis' childhood summer homes is on the market for $25 million. Lasata is on 6.4 acres on Further Lane in East Hampton. We like it so much it's our estate of the day later on today.
--Gerald Schwartz, the chairman and CEO of Toronto-based Onex Corp., has paid $18.25 million for an oceanfront home on Nantucket. Sandhill is a circa 1860s, eight-bedroom home. You can see a picture here.
--Robert Kraft, owner of the New England Patriots, has bought in at the Plaza.
--A new luxury co-tel will be going up on Fifth Avenue. A 56-story building will be going up at 400 Fifth Ave.
--The former Westchester home Dr. Herman Tarnower, the Scarsdale Diet doctor has been demolished so that a couple of $6 million spec homes can be put up there.
--Naomi Campbell is out cruising for apartments on the Upper East Side, she is looking for a place with separate maid's quarters (it's so much harder to assault them when they are in other rooms).
   
From the NY Observer's Manhattan Transfers:
--We mentioned earlier this week that Contact Music reported the price drop on Britney's New York loft but it was actually reported first here.
 --Hockey player Mark Messier has sold his his 3,300-square-foot apartment for $3.047 million.
--Another celebrity price drop, Bob Guccione's mansion, shown above, once listed at $99,999,999 is selling for a far more reasonable $45 million.
 --Over at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel  the onetime home of Mark Swartz, the former chief financial officer at Tyco, has been sold for $16.75 million and the duplex penthouse, owned by Oracle executive Roger Bamford, was recently sold for just shy of $20 million. The NY Observer reports that the 9,455-square-foot apartment on the 23rd floor is for sale but it looks like it has already been sold.

The LA Times reports that Tim Curry's former home in the Los Feliz hills is for sale for $4.3 million. The listing for the colorful Mediterranean style home is here.

From the LA Times Hot Property:
--Rick Dees and his wife actress Julie McWhirter have put their Toluca Lake home on the market for  just under $6 million. The four-bedroom home was built in the 1930s and was once owned by Bette Davis. The listing (no pics) is here.
--Rick Gomez who is on the TV show "What About Brian" sold his Silver Lake home for slightly more than its $939,000 asking price and bought a Los Feliz home for $1.5 million.
--Maurice Greene, the 2000 Olympic Games 100-meter-dash champion has put his Chatsworth home on the market for $3.1 million. The listing for the home known as the Stream house is here.
--David Permut, producer of "Face/Off" and "Dragnet," has put his condo on the market at close to $1.35 million. The listing for condo is here.

Pointe Breeze, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates

Today's estate is an older beauty. Pointe Breeze is located in Larchmont, New York and was built in 1892. The home sits on 1.6 acres in Larchmont, New York and has harbor views. The home has been lovingly renovated and. The traditional home has wide porches, a large stone fireplace,and lots of beautiful woodwork details. The seven-bedroom home is 8059 sq. ft. and the grounds include your own stone jetty, private beach, private dock, a carriage house, and a gunite pool and spa. It is listed at $12.9 million. Pictures of this classic East Coast beach house after the jump.

Sunday Real Estate Round-Up

Filed under: Estates

From the LA Times Hot Property:
--Another Wallace Neff house (Brad and Jen's house is also a Neff)  has hit the market. This time Bob Newhart is selling one. it's a five bedroom home on 1.3 acres. Newhart and his wife bought it in 1990 for $4.2 million. Now they are asking $22 million. Wow.
--Michael Milken, the junk-bond king has purchased a one-bedroom, 1,200-square-foot unit in the celeb-infested Sierra Towers. The condo had an asking price of $1.65 million.
--Reagan Silber, who is part of  Edge Group which is developing a $2.5 billion condo/casino complex in Las Vegas, has sold his Bel-Air home for $25 million. He bought the home 2001 for $6 million and remodeled it.
--The Beverly Hills house built in 1928 for  actress Ruth Chatterton and her husband Ralph Forbes has sold for $6.4 million.
--Michael Corbett, host  "Mansions and Millionaires" on "Extra" has sold a Palm Springs house he renovated and put on the market for $1 million. He  is also the author of a book called "Find It, Fix It, Flip It" and gives seminars on the subject.

From the NY Post Gimme Shelter:
--  Billionaire Ron Burkle wants to spend "up to $50 million" for a larger Manhattan apartment. Given the market something tells me this won't be a problem. He looked at one of our favorites, 704 Broadway, famous for its rooftop pool which was used in a  "Sex and the City" episode. The apartment has now been temporarily pulled after at least a year on the market. Burke also tried his luck at Trump World Tower but his offer for a 17,000 square-foot duplex was rejected.
--George Clooney is filing in Bedford New York at a Westchester mansion that is on the market for $18 million (shown above). The listing is here. Clooney goes to Bedford over the next few days.
--A 50-acre plot of land in the Hamptons has sold for $33 million to a developer.

From the NY Times Big Deal:
--House hunting is tough even for billionaire, François Pinault was turned down at 50 Gramercy Park North after a long negotiation. Apparently Mr. Pinault, who owns Christie's  had a lot of demands.
--Yet another fussy billionaire, David Geffen has paid $31.5 million for an apartment that was originally listed at $39 million. The apartment is  on the top two floors of 810 Fifth Avenue, at 62nd Street, the other part of a triplex once owned by Nelson A. Rockefeller.
--NFL commissioner  Paul Tagliabue, and his wife, Chandler, sold their Park Avenue co-op in January to Marne Obernauer Jr., an owner of the Colorado Rockies baseball team. The three-bedroom apartment, at 885 Park Avenue, at 78th Street, was listed for $9 million. He bought a much smaller co-op which was listed for $3.5 million.

From the NY Observer's Manhattan Transfers:
--Michael Calderone takes a long look at 30 Crosby. Now that Courtney Love has left the building, those in search of pricey but less high-profile digs are quietly clustering around 30 Crosby. Maybe this means there is hope for Lenny Kravitz's home which is undergoing a redecoration before being listed again.

One Beacon Court Penthouse, Estate of the Day

Filed under: Estates


We keep hearing about the real estate doings at the full-service condo complex. One Beacon Court in New York. Movie director Joe Roth and Avon heiress Sandra McConnell have both bought in but you could trump them both by picking up this beauty. The huge terraced penthouse has 12 rooms including five bedrooms with  8,687 square feet of interior space and over 2,000 square feet of terrace. The main reason to purchase this penthouse is the floor-to-ceiling windows that offer breathtaking views Central Park and the skyline and beyond. It is listed at $31.25 million. More views of a lifetime after the jump.

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