An NYC penthouse once owned by Demi Moore just hit the market for $50 million, and she's just one of the celebs who have called the iconic Central Park building home. Here's a look inside.
A New York City penthouse that once belonged to actress Demi Moore has hit the market for $50 million.
It sits in the south tower of the iconic San Remo building, a 28-story luxury condominium on Manhattan's Upper West Side that was built in 1930.
The San Remo is a favorite celebrity building. In addition to Moore and Willis, Hollywood A-listers including Diane Keaton, Steven Spielberg, and Steve Martin have lived there, as well as Apple CEO Steve Jobs.
Current listings in the building range from a two-bedroom for $2.95 million to a three-bedroom on the 21st floor for $12.5 million.
Moore bought the home with her ex-husband, Bruce Willis in 1990 from Robert Stigwood, a film producer and manager for the Bee Gees.
She owned the home for 27 years before selling it to its current owner for $45 million in 2017, after originally listing it for $75 million.
The south tower penthouse spans 8,000 square feet of interior living space, Douglas Elliman told Business Insider.
Source: Douglas Elliman
Double-height ceilings and large windows make for a light-filled great room.
Source: Douglas Elliman
An office space is tucked away in a nook just off the great room.
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The kitchen features wooden cabinetry and a large center island.
Source: Douglas Elliman
A curving staircase connects the three levels of the home.
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A formal dining room can fit at least 16 people.
Source: Douglas Elliman
The buyer of Moore's former penthouse will have some high-profile neighbors.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
The penthouse in the other tower is occupied by U2 lead singer Bono, who bought it from Steve Jobs.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
In addition to its lavish interior, the penthouse comes with almost 1,500 square feet of wraparound terraces that overlook Central Park.
Source: Douglas Elliman
The views of Manhattan include the slender, super-tall skyscrapers rising along Billionaires' Row on the southern edge of the park.
Source: Douglas Elliman
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