On East 65th Street, a home of decadent proportions both inside and out is looking for a new buyer to take it into a dazzling future.
A palatial Manhattan mansion that long belonged to a late banking mogul has hit the market.
On East 65th Street, a home of decadent proportions both inside and out is looking for a new buyer to the tune of $57.5 million. Owned for approximately seven decades by investment banker David Rockefeller — who passed away at age 101 in 2017, and his wife Peggy Rockefeller, who passed in 1996 — the property is being sold by Bill Clinton’s longtime political adviser Doug Band and his wife, Lily Band,The Bands bought the roughly 100-year-old, 40-foot-wide property for $20 million in 2018, $12.
Across the expanse are eight bedrooms, a yellow wallpapered drawing room, a living room with original knotted wood paneling, a chic mirrored dining room, three kitchens , a sports court, a sports simulator, a 220-inch movie screen, a sauna and a skylit spiral staircase. And that’s not all. “Thoughtful considerations include a modernized, high-speed elevator that services all five floors; brand new, top-of-the-line A/V, mechanical and HVAC systems; and two dedicated staff rooms, each with a full bathroom,” adds
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