Emmy Award-winning TV producer and Douglas Elliman broker Penny Crone has listed her two-bedroom, 2½-bathroom home at 207 E. 57th St., whose past residents included Gayle King and chef Richard Sandoval.
The 18th-floor Sutton Place unit is asking $2.98 million.
It features 10-foot-high ceilings, wide-plank Brazilian walnut floors and a chef’s kitchen.
Building amenities include a gym and a “Baccarat crystal outdoor garden.”
Crone is the broker, natch.
Real estate investor Alan Schnurman and Dan’s Hamptons Media COO Eric Feil have written “I Can, I Will, I Must: Buying the Hamptons, Building a Successful Future, Becoming the Best You Can Be.”
It’s a collection of life lessons offered through real estate tips and stories about how the Hamptons was really built.
Schnurman is a broker and lawyer who founded 1-800-LAWLINE. One of Schnurman’s properties, which is now near Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s, was once owned by Paul McCartney’s former father-in-law, the art collector/entertainment lawyer Lee Eastman.
On viewing the property, Schnurman opened a closet in the smallest bedroom — only to find art by Willem de Kooning.
In his early years, Schnurman worked as a New York cabbie.
One of his customers was Walter Cronkite, who later became his neighbor in the United Nations Plaza area.
A much-photographed Upper West Side townhouse has hit the market for $9.49 million. The facade of the six-story home, at 33 W. 74th St., features purple flowering vines of wisteria that are often snapped for social media.
It’s the first time the six-bedroom home has been on the market since the 1960s.
Currently configured as two units, it can easily be restored to a single-family residence. There’s also a garden, a fourth-floor terrace, original millwork and the option of adding a “partial-floor” penthouse. The listing broker is Douglas Elliman’s Dexter Guerrieri.