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Madoff's Penthouse Apartment Goes On The Block

Last week, the U.S. Marshals Service put Ponzi king Bernard Madoff's Montauk beach house on the market for $8.75 million—and now his Upper East Side penthouse duplex is officially for sale too. The apartment was seized in July and the Post reports it's on sale "for $7.5 million or more" with "its contents — expensive and otherwise — [to] be separately auctioned off."

The Post has video of the apartment and notes, "a huge Oriental carpet sets the stage for ornate ottomans, chairs and sofas" in the living room, which also has a baby grand piano. "In another room, an antique wooden desk sits under a window with his its chair now empty of Madoff’s larcenous rump."

All the proceeds of the apartment's sale and contents will go towards Madoff's many, many victims.

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  • grove

    yeah that terrace is really boring!

  • Clarice City

    manischewitz wine...

  • Clarice City

    Okay, Moveable Type, you win. I hate myself.

  • ThisCharmingMan

    Jen, y'all need to implement a better way to display multiple images. Gothamist slide show function is so clunky.

  • duckumu

    they do the photo galleries that way because a full page reload creates more ad impressions

  • poopmast

    I didnt expect to see chinatown\conway discount luggage and fake antique furniture sold in hispanic neighborhoods.

  • Clearly the money was spent on evening dresses and wine to fill the Baccarat glasses.

  • Nyctini11

    AND not even great wine, i mean considering...

  • Clarice City

    Manmanischewitz wine

  • Clarice City

    manischewitz wine....

  • jazlow

    Guess their favorite color was brown.

  • NannyState

    We're talking Architectural Digest 1982.

  • Nyctini11

    I really expected a lot more, this is just...Blahhh

  • Brooklynbobby

    Just because you have money doesn't guarantee that you have good tase.

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