Everybody’s talking about HBO’s Succession, but none more so than those in the real estate industry. The third season’s finale has just made headlines on both sides of the Atlantic, especially in New York, where Succession character Kendall Roy’s apartment is situated – and currently for sale.
The home, known as Pavilion A, belongs to Kendall Roy (played by Jeremy Strong) and his ex-wife, Rava. It is situated in the esteemed Woolworth Building, the early twentieth-century landmark in trendy Tribeca in downtown Manhattan. Designed for entrepreneur F.W. Woolworth in 1913, the neo-Gothic structure is known as ‘The Cathedral of Commerce’ – though the apartment’s interiors are equally as majestic.
With its curved architectural features and flowing monochromatic scheme, the apartment is a trove of modern decorating ideas that can be replicated far beyond the Empire State.
The 6,711 square foot apartment combines contemporary interior design trends with timeless features that pay homage to the property’s rich history. This includes the solid oak herringbone flooring that creates a juxtaposition in the white-hued mezzanine.
Alongside its elegant flooring, the apartment boasts 22 foot-high ceilings and a striking spiral staircase that runs through the property’s heart – into the great room – that leads into the formal dining room, and library.
Beyond these quintessential spaces, the Succession apartment offers a trove of modern kitchen ideas. The stand out feature is the Calacatta Caldia marble counters and bespoke Dada cabinetry that maintains the property’s minimalist color scheme.
The kitchen also comes with integrated appliances that pay homage to the 'invisible' kitchen trend and maintain the apartment’s seamless aesthetic.
The apartment boasts five bedrooms, including a master’s suite that features a private morning kitchen – complete with breakfast views across the downtown district.
The main bedroom also includes a walk-in closet that stretches across nearly half of the suite. It does neighbor the shops of SoHo, after all.
While homeowners can observe Manhattan from above, those on the ground can also admire the building that is a National Historic Landmark, a New York City Designated Landmark – and now a Succession staple.
The Succession apartment is currently listed with Stan Ponte and Joshua Judge of Sotheby’s International Realty for $23 million.
