Martha Stewart’s Daughter Lists Custom Three-Level Condo For $53 Million

Former Sirius XM host and daughter of Martha Stewart, Alexis Stewart, has listed her custom-designed triplex unit in the Richard Meier-designed 165 Charles Street building for $53 million. She combined four separate units over the course of several years to create this six-bedroom, six-and-a-half-bathroom unit across three floors looking out over the Hudson River. The 9,500 square feet of living space consists of 16 rooms in total, including a kitchen with two butler pantries, a walk-in fridge, library, media room, gym and laundry room with three washer dryers. The master suite takes up the entire third level with a dressing room lined with wood, plus a master bath with terrazzo floors and tub. Each floor has its own private entrance. 

Out of the 29 units in the building, there are two other units for sale, both five-bedroom units asking $7.9 million and $9.5 million. Another unit is available for rent at $30,000 per month. The building was designed to appear similar to two existing buildings on the nearby Perry Street so they would complement each other across the skyline. 165 Charles won the AIA Housing Design Award from the New York chapter in 2005. 

Here, the dining room shows one of the many light fixtures that convey with the listing.

And here is a look at part of the kitchen with the subway tile backsplash. Not pictured are the two butler’s pantries, one of which has two warming drawers, a wine cooler, ice maker and extensive room for storing china.

Another feature of the house is the media room which can also be used as an office.

Here’s another of the seating areas.

This view of a corner bedroom shows the uninterrupted glass walls seen throughout the unit.

And the closet lined with Anigre wood.

The building amenities include a 50-foot pool, exercise room, theater, doorman and concierge. Monthly community fees are $21,045. 

See more information on the listing page via agent Richard Ziegelasch.

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