NYC penthouse that starred as Kendall Roy’s home in Succession sells for $35 MILLION as mystery buyer snaps up the 90th floor Hudson Yards apartment
- The penthouse apartment that serves as the on-screen home of Kendall Roy on HBO’s Succession has sold for a whopping $35 million
- It is unclear who purchased the modern-looking five bedroom, six and a half bathroom residence, which spans the entire 90th floor of the luxurious 35 Hudson Yards apartment building
- It boasts views of the World Trade Center, the Statue of Liberty, the East River Bridges and even the Atlantic
- The apartment also has a 454 square foot outdoor terrace 920 feet above street level
- New York City property records show that it was purchased through a shell company
The penthouse apartment that serves as the on-screen home of Kendall Roy on HBO’s Succession has sold for a whopping $35million.
It remains unclear who purchased the modern five bedroom, six-and-a-half bathroom residence — which spans the entire 90th floor of the luxurious 35 Hudson Yards apartment building — as New York City property records only show that it was purchased under a shell company, Sky Palace LLC.
The apartment was originally listed in 2021 for $59 million, boasting the city’s highest perched terrace that was on the market at the time, at 920 feet above street level. That’s 70 feet higher than the Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center.
It also boasts a private elevator landing and views of the World Trade Center, the Statue of Liberty, the East River Bridges and even the Atlantic Ocean.
The penthouse apartment rose to fame in the third season of the HBO show, serving as Kendall Roy’s newest residence as he plotted his rise to grandeur.
Kendall Roy is the second-oldest son of fictitious media mogul Logan Roy, played by Brian Cox.
The modern-looking penthouse apartment on the 90th floor of the luxurious 35 Hudson Yards apartment building has sold to a mysterious buyer for $35 million. It features a separate dining room overlooking the Hudson River
A 454 square foot outdoor terrace sits 920 feet above street level, providing residents with views of the entire city
The 1,000 square foot great room comes complete with two separate fireplaces to keep families warm and cozy
The master bedroom is en-suite with a wet bar, dual dressing rooms and windowed bathrooms with full depth soaking tubs
This private yoga and meditation room in the penthouse features tall metal-textured walls and central light, and modern furniture
The different rooms in the property feature eclectic styles, like this carpeted floor, TV room with dark tone furniture
Succession tells the story of Logan Roy’s children and their battle for control of Waystar RoyCo, the global media giant, which is facing an uncertain future due to the founder’s failing health.
Actor Jeremy Strong said in an interview with EW last year that the swanky apartment is ‘necessary’ to show off just how wealthy the characters in the show are.
‘I think it’s necessary that the rarified world that these characters live in, that we are in the show, and the show has that wingspan and that grandeur.
‘It was limited by the pandemic in terms of where we could go and what we could do, but I think they really pulled it off,’ he continued. ‘My apartment this year was at the penthouse at Hudson Yards [in Manhattan] which is a really spectacular piece of real estate.’
The penthouse apartment rose to fame in the third season of the HBO show, serving as Kendall Roy’s newest residence as he plotted his rise to grandeur. Actor Jeremy Strong is pictured here as Roy in the show standing on the sprawling 454 square foot outdoor terrace
The show also showed off one of the apartment’s two bathrooms in the master suite, clad in iceberg quartzite
The apartment itself boasts a sprawling 10,171 square feet with a 454 square foot outdoor terrace to take in the views of New York City.
Ceilings in the beautiful residence reach up to 14 feet and French oak doors provide the home with a sophisticated look.
It comes with a chef’s kitchen, equipped with Michelin-worthy appliances, an opal white marble island, and a wine refrigerator.
The master bedroom, meanwhile, comes with an en-suit wet bar, dual dressing rooms, and dual windowed bathrooms.
The modern-looking home also has its own private gym, library and media room to entertain guests, as well as a separate dining room that fits a dozen people.
There is also a separate play room for young children inside the sprawling home, decorated with wood attractions for the little ones, balloon-sized ceiling lamps, and breathtaking views, as well as a recreation room for adults.
And a 1,000 square foot great room comes complete with two separate fireplaces to keep families warm and cozy on cold, winter days.
It was finished in 2019 and no owner has been listed since. In 2019, The Wall Street Journal reported that the initial asking price was $59million.
The penthouse also has a play-room for children, decorated with wood attractions for the little ones, balloon-sized ceiling lamps, and breathtaking views
The penthouse’s 10,171sq-ft allow for spacious and private rooms, like this recreational room for storage that has been accommodated to simulate a golf course
The penthouse’s kitchen has an opal white marble island, counters and backsplash, a full suite of Gaggenau appliances, with wine refrigeration, and a wet bar
The terrace was originally the highest in Manhattan when the apartment was listed for $59 million last year
A dining room inside the five bedroom apartment provides residents with room to entertain a dozen guests
A separate sitting area, which seats five, overlooks the outdoor terrace, with views of the World Trade Center
The apartment itself boasts a sprawling 10,171 square feet with views of the World Trade Center, the Statue of Liberty, the East River Bridges and even the Atlantic Ocean
The ritzy 35 Hudson Yards was designed by David Childs and built on a platform over an old rail yard.
The 1,010 foot tall apartment building sits atop the luxurious Equinox Hotel, where residents can use their gym, indoor and outdoor pools and spa.
But the apartment building also provides residents with private amenities, including their own gym with a stretching/yoga studio, meditation room, a cocktail lounge and a private dining room with catering services overlooking the Hudson River.
It has drawn the attention of even NFL great Rob Gronkowski, who purchased his own three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom corner home last year for $7 million.
The ritzy 35 Hudson Yards was designed by David Childs and built on a platform over an old rail yard
The fitness center with a stretching and yoga studio, serene meditation room in The Equinox Hotel
Meanwhile, a luxury Manhattan condominium that was also featured in the hit HBO show is on the market for $23.3 million.
The duplex property, Pavilion A, located on the 29th floor of 2 Park Place, served as the home of Rava Roy, the ex-wife of Kendall, played by Natalie Gold.
The home boasts 22ft ceilings, six skylights, two powder rooms, a private outdoor terrace with views of downtown, and a resident-only swimming pool and wine-tasting room
It was previously listed for $30 million.
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