247 Central Park West Listed at $32 Million

247 Central Park West: $32 Million

Keith Monda, former Coach co-president and chief operating officer, has put his five-bedroom townhouse at 247 Central Park West back on the market for $32 million. If it sells, it will once again break its own record as the highest-priced single-family townhouse sale on the Upper West Side. Abigail Disney, Walt Disney’s grandniece, sold it for $15.5 million in 2006 and last month the title sold for $19.3 million 26 West 76th Street.

History

247 Central Park West boasts two offices, two outdoor spaces, its own elevator, an indoor 60 foot lap pool, a domed entry parlor skylight and a roof terrace with views of Central Park. It was designed by Edward Angell and constructed by William Noble in 1887- it is one of only a few single-family homes on Central Park West still remaining. Had it not been for architect W. Gedney Beatty’s refusal to sell in the ‘20s, the building would have been demolished and replaced with an apartment building.

According to Mara Flash Blum of Sotheby’s International Realty, the new asking price reflects renovations, which include a new media room and gym. If you have any interest in this property give me a call and may god forever bless you.

Source: The Real Deal

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