KCD Co-Chairman & Former Barneys CEO Lists Chelsea Penthouse At London Terrace Towers With Fredrik Eklund & John Gomes

KCD Co-Chairman Ed Filipowski and husband, former CEO of Barneys, Mark Lee, have listed their Chelsea Penthouse with super agents Jordan Shea, Fredrik Eklund and John Gomes. Unveiled for the first time since its sponsor sale in 2009, the premier penthouse in London Terrace Towers, one of Chelsea's iconic landmarks, is now listed for $8.4 million. The residence is available for purchase with no board approval in the 1929 architectural masterpiece designed by Farrar & Watmaugh which has been full renovated for modern luxuries. 
 
The penthouse features triple wrap terraces, quadruple exposures, 11' ceiling heights, a wood burning fireplace, and rare materials throughout. The interiors were designed by Mark Janson of Janson Goldstein is a handsome exemplification of classically modern living, playfully contained within the context of the 1920's. The residence draws inspiration from Rosario Candela, 1940’s cinema, “vintage” modern art, mid-century modern furniture, and the furious world of high-fashion, every niche and crevice of this home sings a song of serene, sumptuous living and grandiose entertaining.
 
The residence's layout features an ornate herringbone patterned vestibule of fumed oak, which separates the twin entertaining spaces in that wing of the home: to the South, the eat-in Kitchen; to the north, the Great Room, office and Library. The Master Suite takes up roughly 25% of the entire penthouse, offering twin bathrooms, twin walk in closets, and twin exposures.

Other finishes include state-of-the-art tech, flush-mounted audio components, high-powered water pump to ensure high-pressure from every faucet and shower head, outdoor lighting, dual zoned AC and heat, fully irrigated terrace landscaping, pocket-doors to ensure room usage flexibility, and brand new plumbing / electrical systems.

410 West 24th Street, PHA  is currently listed for $8,400,000 with Jordan Shea, Fredrik Eklund and John Gomes of Douglas Elliman.

Featured Listing: Once The Most Expensive Listing in NYC, This 834 Fifth Avenue Co-Op Has Relisted With a $20 Million Price Chop

834 Fifth Avenue Unit 7-8A was once the priciest listing in New York City, asking $120 million, before slashing the price to $96 million. Now, the unit is back on the market (listed 9/13/17) for a cool $76 Million. The unit is over 12,000 SF and features 20 rooms including a library, a walk-in safe, chauffeur's room, walk-in wine cellar, formal dining room, and a large master suite complete with a sitting room with a fireplace. The residence also features incredible detail including beautiful hardwood flooring, high ceilings, class original moldings, grand staircase, 2 fireplaces, and a stunning marble and mirror bathroom. The limestone clad 834 Fifth Avenue was built in 1931 and designed by Rosario Candela. The building rises 14-stories and features the highest levels of security, privacy and service. 834 Fifth Avenue is currently listed for $76 million with John Burger and Richard Ziegelasch of Brown Harris Stevens and Larry Kaiser of Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices New York Properties.

Featured Listing: Fifth Avenue Pad With Views of Metropolitan Museum of Art Asks $13.499 Million

A stunning Fifth Avenue pre-war, co-op in the Stanhope Building is seeking $13.499 million. The unit spans 4,357 SF and features 5 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms with 8 rooms total. The meticulously designed co-op features tons of woodwork and interior design by famed Brazilian architect Arthur Casas. It also features herringbone wood floors, beam and Coffered Panel Ceilings, semi-private elevator, Lutron lighting, motorized shades, eat-in kitchen, and views of Fifth Avenue, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and partial views of Central Park. The Stanhope Building was built in 1926 and was designed by Rosario Candela. 995 Fifth Avenue #7 South is currently listed for $13.499 million with Marcos G. Cohen of Douglas Elliman.