HOUSE REAL BIG: Inside The $88 Million Central Park West Penthouse (PHOTOS)

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$88 million CPW

MAC II’s Mica Ertegün decorated a couple’s 6,000-square-foot penthouse in a midtown Manhattan condominium building by architect Robert A. M. Stern. The living room. A pair of Thomas Hart Benton oils—there are four in the room—flank a doorway. Gueridon, Bernd Goeckler Antiques. Fabric on Pollaro Custom Furniture benches, Bergamo. Blue pillow silk, Pollack. Beauvais rug.

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Curbed is reporting that the 93rd richest person in the world, fertilizer magnate Dmitry Rybolovlev, will reportedly be paying the full $88 million ask for the penthouse once owned by Citigroup head Sanford Weils, which hit the market in early November.

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Reports Curbed:

There are, of course, plenty of cheaper listings on the market in the building, but perhaps Weill's promise to donate the proceeds to charity appealed to Rybolovlev, who happens to be the world's 93rd richest person.

UPDATE: Forbes believes the buyer is actually Rybolovlev's daughter, 22-year-old Ekaterina Rybolovleva.

The Weills had building designer Robert A.M. Stern redesign the apartment's bedroom as an oval for an unobstructed view of the sun rising over Central Park. The apartment also has 19 glass doors opening onto the terrace.

Pictures of the penthouse are in the gallery above! Don't you wish you were full of ish now?

SOURCE: Curbed