Whereas the Katz (inset) away, a brand new purchaser will play within the Higher West Facet.
Compass; Billy Farrell/Patrick McMullan through Getty Photographs
Angel investor Richard Katzman, a member of New York Angels, simply offered his Higher West Facet duplex at 15 W. 81st St. for $6.9 million.
Katzman, the previous chairman/CEO of Kaz, Inc., a client well being care and residential atmosphere equipment firm, reworked the corporate from producing $5 million a 12 months to $500 million earlier than promoting it in 2011.
His Emery Roth-designed prewar residence, on the twelfth and thirteenth flooring of the constructing, listed for $7.35 million final 12 months.
The three-bedroom co-op comes with a hefty $7,202 a month in upkeep charges — however that additionally will get views of Central Park and the Museum of Pure Historical past.
Unique particulars embrace herringbone flooring, beamed ceilings and moldings.
The house opens to a gallery and a sweeping staircase.
There’s a front room, a proper eating room, an eat-in kitchen together with room to carve out a house workplace.
The main bedroom boasts two giant walk-in closets, a windowed dressing room and a rest room.
The itemizing brokers had been Michael J. Franco, Miriam Richards, Greg Holzmann and Veronica Hinman of Compass.
The customer’s dealer was Lisa Lippman of Brown Harris Stevens.
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