Celebrity News: Mike Jeffries is Selling Mirror-Covered Mansion – After listing his classic and chic Manhattan townhouse for $19.5 million last October, Mike Jeffries, former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO, has dropped the asking price to $16 million.
The gorgeous property was re-listed, reports Mansion Global, through Douglas Elliman Real Estate.Though Jeffries isn’t the only big name to call 4 Sutton Square home. Beauty mogul Florence M. Lewis, more famously known as Elizabeth Arden, is also reported to have lived in the gorgeous digs at one point, according to Curbed. On the east side of Manhattan, a charming enclave of 14 townhouses, called Sutton Square, are situated around a garden on the East River. One of them can now be yours for $19.5 million.
The neighborhood is one of fashionable history — Anne Vanderbilt and Anne Morgan (the daughter of J.P. Morgan) built townhouses there in 1920 — and the newly listed property, 4 Sutton Square, was built in 1921 for inventor Henry Sprague, and later lived in by the grandson of J.P. Morgan, according to the listing.
Though historic in nature, the townhouse is modern in aesthetic: Think floor-to-ceiling windows, polished nickel and rooms covered in mirrors. Seriously, tons of mirrors. The townhouse boasts a master bedroom with mirrored walls, a master dressing room with walls of custom designed mirrored closets, and two bedrooms with mirrored bathrooms.
The chic townhouse was renovated by architect Daniel Romualdez from 2005 to 2008, and also features hand-rubbed Venetian plaster walls, ceilings with polished nickel trim, granite floors and river views. The 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom house includes a full-floor master bedroom suite and a garden.
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Source: architectural digest