The Queen's nephew and Princess Margaret's son, David Linley, has designed one of the most incredible apartments. The property is now up for sale with Christie's Real Esate for £11.9million (or $15.75million), and is located within the legendary Pierre Hotel of Manhattan, New York.
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The building has previously been used as the location for Hollywood films starring Al Pacino and Brad Pitt, while we also think it would make the ideal setting for a Bond film. In fact, David called upon interior designer Anouska Hempel to help curate the space, who has previously appeared in a James Bond movie during her time as an actress. Other guests of the residence include Coco Chanel, Audrey Hepburn and Yves Saint Laurent. Take a look inside...
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The living room
The living room has a large wood-burning fireplace and a bar alcove, as well as views of both Central Park and the NYC skyline.
The dining room
The dining room is connected to the living room to create an open-plan effect. The same moody design continues from the lounge, with wooden furniture and black panelling.
The view
The property boasts jaw-dropping views of Central Park, from the 27th floor of the building.
The bedroom
The apartment features a total of two bedrooms. The main suite is designed with a black and white colour scheme and enormous hidden walk-in closets. Each bedroom also features individually controlled air conditioning and heating.
The bathroom
Naturally, each bedroom has its own en-suite. In keeping with the bedroom, this one follows a monochrome marble theme, with mirrored walls and a large bath tub.
The dressing room
As well as a bathroom, the main suite has its own dressing room, positioned within the bedroom and bathroom. Glossy wooden cupboards maintain the glamorous aesthetics, with several full-length mirrors, and black plinths. A large black and white rug ties in with the colour scheme.
The gallery
The gallery features skim-coated walls and black wainscoting, with an Art Deco-inspired ceiling.
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