Gucci sisters once again relist Midtown penthouse for $35M
The great-granddaughters of Gucci founder Guccio Gucci are once again trying to offload a luxurious Manhattan penthouse for a steep price. Alessandra and Allegra Gucci have been attempting to sell their duplex Midtown penthouse for no less than $35m since 2016. Despite listing and relisting the 13-room Olympic Tower abode, the price has remained the same. But according to the Serhant agent who holds the listing, Loy Carlos, the price is now competitive. The unit is divided into an entertaining floor and a bedroom floor, the latter effectively “divided into two wings of primary suites” akin to a European family compound, Carlos said.
FAQs:
Who are Alessandra and Allegra Gucci?
Alessandra and Allegra Gucci are the great-granddaughters of Gucci founder Guccio Gucci.
What are they trying to sell?
They are trying to offload a luxurious Manhattan penthouse that comprises the 50th and 51st floors of the East 51st Street skyscraper.
How much are they asking for the penthouse?
They are asking for no less than $35m.
How long have they been trying to sell it?
They have been attempting to sell it since 2016.
Has the price changed since they first listed it?
The price has remained the same, despite listing and relisting multiple times.
What does the penthouse include?
The penthouse includes an entertaining floor and a bedroom floor. It has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, woodburning fireplaces, views of the Empire State Building, and a sauna. It also features two internal elevators and two staircases.
Gucci siblings re-list their Midtown penthouse for $35 million.
The Manhattan penthouse once owned by the great-granddaughters of Gucci founder Guccio Gucci is once again on the market for a steep $35m. Alessandra and Allegra Gucci have been trying to sell the duplex Midtown penthouse since 2016, enlisting the help of numerous major city brokerages, including Corcoran Group, Douglas Elliman, Brown Harris Stevens and Sotheby’s International Realty. Now, the sisters have turned to Ryan Serhant’s company Serhant to help them finally secure a sale. The Olympic Tower abode was first listed in 2015 for $45m before having its price cut by $10m. It has been listed and relisted numerous times since then. Despite the high price tag, Serhant agent Loy Carlos argues the ask is reasonable. The sprawling 9,450 sq ft property is spread across the 50th and 51st floors and features two internal elevators, eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, two woodburning fireplaces, a sauna, staff kitchen and views of the Empire State Building.