After Seagram billionaire Edgar Bronfman Sr. passed away, the family listed his penthouse at 960 Fifth Avenue for $65 million in February, The Wall Street Journal reported.
But it wasn't until recently that Brown Harris Stevens, the firm handling the sale, released interior photos of the 16-room property, according to Curbed NY. Bronfman, who sold his family's spirits empire for $34 billion in 2000, had lived in the prewar co-op for the past 40 years. The full-floor residence has five bedrooms, eight and a half baths, a library and a wrap-around terrace.
The official listing comes on the heels of Bronfman's younger brother Charles selling his own Fifth Avenue apartment a few blocks south.
The decor in Bronfman's penthouse is somewhat outdated.
He and his family had lived there for 40 years.
The color palette in the 16-room apartment is reminiscent of the 1970s.
But the penthouse still maintains the architectural details common in a prewar building.
The formal dining room has a classical layout.
The apartment offers sprawling views of Central Park.
The wrap-around terrace got a lot of praise when the floor plan was released ahead of the interior photos.
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