Pavarotti’s $20.5 Million Apartment With 40-Foot Terrace on Central Park
His estate has combined with the unit next door to form a three-bedroom apartment on Central Park South.
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The estate of the late Luciano Pavarotti, possibly the most famous operatic tenor of the past 30 years, has combined its $10.5 million listing on Central Park South with the listing next door to create a 3,300-square-foot, $20.5 million apartment.
The proposed floor plan—renovations have not been started yet—includes 72 feet of Central Park frontage, a 40-foot-long terrace, a library, living room/dining room, and a master suite with a dressing room. Both apartments are located on the 23rd floor of the Hampshire House (150 Central Park South) a full-service, 175-unit co-op built in 1938. The building has resident parking, 24-hour staff, laundry service, a health club, and a spa.