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It was reported last month that the penthouse on the 15th and 16th floor of the building was purchased for $21 million, but no names were attached to the purchase. Earlier this year, Swiss money manager Daniel Forcart tried to buy the apartment for $20 million, but his offer was rejected by the co-op board.
The residence has been on the market since 2008, when it originally listed for a whopping $46 million. Many said the price had been hyper-inflated because of the Astor name -- the residence used to belong to the late Brooke Astor, a famed socialite and philanthropist nicknamed "NYC's fairy godmother."
It's a pretty swanky pad—with a classical decor and french doors throughout. There's 5 bedrooms, 6 terraces and 5 fireplaces; and it's got the personal touches that a city's fairy godmother would put on her home.
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