After the public divorce of "The Iron Chef America" star, Bobby Flay, from his wife Stephanie March, a "Law and Order: Special Victim Unit" actress, Flay has put his Manhattan duplex for sale along with a home in Amagansett, for $7.95 million.
According to reports, the 'Professional Chef' kept their New York City duplex as part of their divorce settlement.
The duplex was reportedly created by combining the eighth and ninth floors of the apartment building. The 3,204-square-foot three-bedroom, three-bathroom home which has a mix of gothic, industrial and high-end contemporary décor was designed by MG & Company, the same company that worked with the chef in his New York restaurants.
The American celebrity chef reportedly paid special attention to his kitchen in Manhattan for renovation. As expected, the kitchen is big and nice and has a lot of kitchen cabinets. It's reportedly a spectacular open kitchen which has double dishwashers, Viking appliances and walk-in pantry that were designed by architect David Schefer and MG & Company.
Meanwhile, the living room of the award-winning celebrity chef has gigantic bookshelves that cover its wall. The living room is a mixture of bold and opulent interior design, which reportedly reflects the strong personality of Flay.
The bathroom features sleek and dramatically patterned stone surface as well as a luxurious soaking tub. The classic, stylish faucet adds glamor to his shower room.
Other amenities of the property include an office with enough space for two separate desks that have built-in bookshelves. The 50- year old food network personality's Emmy Awards trophies and other stuff and documents can be also found there.
Another feature of his Manhattan duplex is a giant entertainment room with a billiards table and built-in bar which boasts faux of tin ceiling and a modern chandelier that adds glamour to the space.
Bobby Flay's net worth is reportedly at $20 million.
