The Queen of Versailles’ Tribeca Penthouse Duplex is now on the market for $ 11.95 million, demanding almost half of his $ 19.5 million in January 2024.
Jackie Siegel, 59, and her late husband David Siegel bought the house at 49 Chambers St. for $ 8.7 million in 2023 – and then ranked it for $ 19.5 million next year.
“It’s a spectacular apartment, but it was an unrealistic price that didn’t make sense. You couldn’t go crazy in this market,” said the current mediator of the Thomas Hochfelder of Douglas Elliman.
Siegels gained international attention with the construction of their 90,000 square meters Orlando, Fla., Home, known as Versailles. Construction began 21 years of action. She was chronicled in the 2012 winning documentary “The Queen of Versailles”, which is expected to be a game in Broadway interprets Kristin Chenoweth.
That house is still planned to be the largest of the country when it finally ends – but the construction was stimulated over the years by economic problems and natural disasters. It is estimated to be worth about $ 100m when it is completed.
In April, David, the founder of the billionaire of Westgate Resorts – the largest private world -owned company – died before they could call Versailles at home. He was 89 years old. A few days later, Jackie Jackie Jessica Mallery died from an overdose after receiving cocaine damp with fentanil. She was 43 years old.
In interviews, Jackie said she will use Versailles to maintain charity, “give you again” and raise awareness of drug addiction. It is the best way, she said in interviews, to cope with the pain of loss. Jackie and her late husband also lost their 18-year-old daughter Victoria in an overdose in 2015, which prompted Jackie to launch the Victoria’s Victoria Foundation.
In Tribeca, the three -bedroom house, three baths, with two powders in the house is 3,924 square meters and comes with excellent outdoor space. It is the crown jewel of a painted Beaux art building.
The house opens in a lobby that leads to a great room with living and dining are those that exhibit views of the city’s horizon.
City footage continues in the main suite of the bedroom, which also boasts custom walks and a similar marble bathroom with radiation flowers.
There are also two extra bedrooms and a home office and laundry room. Design details include custom -made Heringbone floors and high ceilings.
The kitchen of an open chef-“with a 20-legged marble countertop”, Hochfelder noted-features a sculptural marble scale leading to a 850-square-foot landscape terrace with a summer kitchen, lights and speakers, along with an interior service bar and dust room.
The house is prepared for fun, Jackie told Gimme when home for the first time in the market – including reception events for Victoria’s Voice.
The limestone and granite building, once the immigrant industrial savings bank, dates back to the early 1900s. It was added to the National Historical Register in 1982 – and returned to Condos in 2013. The “Grand Banking Hall” of the building is now a large art space, Hall des Lumières, which awaits art exhibitions.
Building facilities for residents includes a landscape park with sun decks, indoor cuisine/outdoor, a 50 -meter -out swimming pool and a gym.
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