"The Wolf of Wall Street" did not win an Oscar this time, but the upscale Manhattan penthouse, where portions of the film have been shot, is on the market for $6.49 million. According to a report in AspireMetro, the property is larger compared to several New York City studio apartments.
Located on the 31st floor of 300 East 55th Street, the 2,500-square-foot penthouse forms a part of the Milan Luxury Condos. It features lofty 10 feet high ceilings, wide bleached oak plank flooring and floor-to-ceiling windows that offer stunning views of the East River, besides allowing plenty natural light to fill the rooms.
While the penthouse is shown as the '90s residence of Leonardo DiCarpio in the film, it is completely updated and furnished with most modern features and appliances.
The deluxe home includes an east facing master bedroom, with a six-foot soaking tub and a steam shower, and offers ample openness. There are two additional bedrooms on the west side of the apartment and both have attached full bathrooms. All the rooms have huge windows, which provide excellent views of the city skyline.
The penthouse is complete with a spacious living room, large dining room and a chef's kitchen, which comes with sophisticated appliances and a modern wine storage. The property also boasts of two fireplaces, one in the living area and the second in the master bedroom. A 200-square-foot terrace can be accessed through the master suite and the living room. The terrace is ideal for entertaining.
This magnificent condo comes with the best amenities - concierge, 24-hour door man, fitness center, residents' garden, and garage.
The property appeared on the market in September. and has seen two price adjustments - first a chop and then an increase, possibly banking on the film's popularity. It is officially listed with Nest Seekers International.
