Fit for a media king! Kendall Roy’s $29m three-story NYC penthouse from Succession on the Upper East Side of Manhattan hits the market
- The three-story Manhattan apartment, located at 180 E 88th Street, boasts five bedrooms and four bathrooms, but nothing beats the stunning skyline views
- The 88th Street apartment, which sits between Lexington and Third Avenues and is just blocks away from the park, has been listed for $29million
- On the popular HBO show, the penthouse is home to Kendall Roy (Jeremy Strong) during Season 4
HBO’s Succession character Kendall Roy’s real-life New York City penthouse has hit the market for a whopping $29million on the ritzy Upper East Side.
The three-story Manhattan apartment, located at 180 E 88th Street, boasts five bedrooms and four bathrooms, but nothing beats the stunning views of the New York City skyline and the gorgeous greenery of Central Park.
The 88th Street apartment sits between Lexington and Third Avenues, just blocks away from the park, in the Carnegie Hill portion of the Upper East Side.
If the spectacular views weren’t enough, the spacious penthouse has more than 5,500 square feet of living space, including 3,500 square feet of outdoor space across the three levels and a rooftop terrace that boasts 2,100 square feet and hovers 467 feet over the Big Apple -the highest elevation north of East 72nd Street, according to the listing.
The magnificent home was featured on Season 4 of HBO’s Succession, where Kendall (Jeremy Strong) and the rest of the multibillion-dollar Roy family can be found discussing the family’s affairs and the future of their family media company, Waystar Royco.
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HBO’s Succession character Kendall Roy’s real-life New York City penthouse has hit the market for a whopping $29million on the ritzy Upper East Side
The three-story Manhattan apartment, located at 180 E 88th Street, boasts five bedrooms and four bathrooms, but nothing beats the stunning views of the New York City skyline and the gorgeous greenery of Central Park
The spiral staircase, which connects the second and third floors, is rather sculptural in design and visuals. It connects to the upper-floor bedrooms and is Southern-facing, giving great views of the city
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The home has panoramic views through the floor-to-ceiling windows and has ‘extraordinarily high’ ceilings. It has two living rooms, a custom staircase, a private elevator, and tons of private outdoor entertainment space.
The duplex has an open living room, dining room, and great room that features a beautiful gas fireplace and access to one of the outdoor terraces, which is framed in ‘dramatic archways.’ Each part of the home enjoys 13.5 to 28-foot ceilings.
The kitchen, which was designed by Molteni & C Dada, features a large center island that has white lacquered cabinetry and marble countertops. It is filled with Gaggenau appliances, including two ovens and two dishwashers.
The spiral staircase, which connects the second and third floors, is rather sculptural in design and visuals. It connects to the upper-floor bedrooms and is Southern-facing, giving great views of the city.
The primary bedroom features a gas fireplace, as well as access to a terrace overlooking the park. It also has a dressing room and glass-walled bathroom with a rain shower and cove lighting. The primary bathroom features heated flooring, mosaic tiling accenting the walls and floor, marble countertops, and more.
The second bedroom has direct access to the terrace and overlooks the Eastern part of the city with views of several monumental bridges.
The magnificent home was featured on Season 4 of HBO’s Succession, where Kendall (Jeremy Strong) and the rest of the multibillion-dollar Roy family can be found discussing the family’s affairs
If the spectacular views (pictured) weren’t enough, the spacious penthouse has more than 5,500 square feet of living space, including 3,500 square feet of outdoor space across the three levels and a rooftop terrace that boasts 2,100 square feet and hovers 467 feet over the Big Apple -the highest elevation north of East 72nd Street
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One of the outdoor areas has a large space overlooking the city that is perfect for a giant dining and sitting area that also features a feature outdoor fireplace.
Another outdoor space is covered by domed archways and is encased in a glass barrier.
Many of the windows throughout the home have the same arched design, allowing the space to feel symmetrical and modern.
Homeowners can enjoy pre-war influences, despite the 50-story building being constructed in 2019. They will also enjoy the ease of modern appliances, a 24/7 doorman, and eight shared floors of amenities, which include a fitness center, a basketball court, a soccer pitch, playroom, game room, and a resident lounge.
Kendall Roy’s home isn’t the only real-life New York City property that hit the market lately.
Kendall’s brother Roman Roy’s apartment is on the market for $38million. Roman (Kieran Culkin) lived on Amsterdam Avenue on the Upper West Side. It seems the Roy brother love a good view, as the Amsterdam building, which is 52 stories, is also the highest building in the neighborhood.
Kendall’s ex-wife Rava’s Woolworth Tower residence in Tribeca was put up for sale in 2021 for a cool $23.3million and one of the Hampton properties – owned by Josh Aaronson (Adrien Brody) on the show – sold for $45million in 2021.
One of the outdoor areas has a large space overlooking the city that is perfect for a giant dining and sitting area that also features a feature outdoor fireplace
The primary bedroom features a gas fireplace, as well as access to a terrace overlooking the park. It also has a dressing room and glass-walled bathroom with a rain shower and cove lighting
The second bedroom has direct access to the terrace and overlooks the Eastern part of the city with views of several monumental bridges
The duplex has an open living room, dining room, and great room that features a beautiful gas fireplace and access to one of the outdoor terraces, which is framed in ‘dramatic archways’
Each part of the home enjoys 13.5 to 28-foot ceilings and plenty of natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows
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