A semi-private elevator landing opens to a roomy, not quite square foyer with polished tan-colored marble floors and an elegantly curved staircase with its original bannister. At almost 35-feet long and more than 22-feet wide, the living room certainly qualifies as baronial and features lustrous medium-brown hardwoods, intricate ceiling moldings, a carved marble fireplace and four fantastically huge windows that overlook Park Avenue. Presumably neither the multi-colored Ross Bleckner painting in the living room nor any of the other blue chip art scattered throughout the apartment are offered as part of the sale. The dining room encompasses almost 575-square-feet with a delicate, rusty-orange marble fireplace and the library has built-in bookcases, a wet bar and a black marble fireplace. Tucked into the rear, northern wing on the main floor is a spacious kitchen predictably fitted with banker’s green marble countertops on white, Shaker-style cabinets enhanced with utilitarian and always fashionable white subway tile back splashes. There’s also an adjoining breakfast room with convenient rear staircase and a laundry room next to the staff suite. Private family quarters on the upper floor include an en suite guest bedroom, a children’s wing comprised of two more en suite bedrooms plus a shared lounge and a master suite with a fireplace, several fitted walk-in closets, two bathrooms and a gentlemen’s office/study with built-in desk and storage.

Steve Mnuchin

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