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The five-story Upper East Side townhouse owned by Ivana Trump got another price chop, with the property now nearly one-third cheaper than its initial 2022 asking price. As first reported by CityRealty, the residence at 10 East 64th Street is now listed for $17.9 million, down from its original ask of $26.5 million and following a $4 million reduction in September 2023 after a year on the market. Ivana, who died in 2022, purchased the home in the early 1990s for roughly $2,500,000 following her divorce from Donald Trump, as 6sqft previously reported.
Over three decades at the limestone townhouse, Trump turned the 17-room, 20-foot-wide property into what the New York Post described as a “real-estate personification of her maximalist self.” The Versailles-inspired home boasts loads of over-the-top features, from gold accents and fixtures to animal print and grand chandeliers.
The home spans 8,725 square feet, plus 700 square feet of outdoor space and a cellar. Double doors open into an opulent entry gallery with an Italian crystal chandelier and upholstered walls. A curved marble-carpeted staircase leads to the upper floors, while a gated elevator provides access to every level.
Located on the home’s second floor overlooking East 64th Street, the main living space features a soaring ceiling decorated with gold fabric and ornate moldings. The room also showcases a gold-embossed marble fireplace and four chandeliers.
The dining room, wrapped in gold walls, provides two seating areas, one framed by floor-to-ceiling windows with courtyard views.
On the third floor, visitors can find a library adorned floor-to-ceiling with leopard print and even more gold accents. A doll on one of the rooms’ sofas is said to have been modeled after Ivanka herself, according to the WSJ.
Also located on the third level, the primary suite departs from the home’s lavish style with a softer palette of light pinks and greens, a mural, and private access to a terrace through French doors. The bathroom boasts pink Onyx marble, mirrors, and touches of gold, with an ensuite bath with a double sink, a soaking tub, and a separate water closet.
Three additional bedrooms occupy the fourth floor, and the top floor includes a guest room with an ensuite bath.
Other features include a media room, a garden, a basement with a sauna, a laundry room, and extra storage space.
Constructed in 1879, the townhouse has a columned facade, a mansard roof, and gold and black grilled doors. The property is located within the Upper East Side Historic District between Fifth and Madison Avenues, with 10 East 64th Street standing as one of the most lavish mansions on the block.
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