There are two apartments for sale on the 27th floor of the famously luxurious Pierre Hotel in Manhattan, and they can now be bought together and combined for $24.375 million.
The combination apartment, which became available for the first time earlier this month, comprises a city-view apartment, that alone is asking $7.375 million and a Central Park-facing unit that’s available for $17 million. The apartments can be bought separately or together.
“It’s a lifestyle apartment,” said Kathy Sloane of Brown Harris Stevens, who represents the Central Park-facing unit. “You can call ahead to say you want to have dinner served in your apartment and have that done.”
Each apartment offers three bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms. The combined floor offers panoramic views of the New York City skyline and Central Park.
“It’s for somebody who enjoys being pampered 24 hours per day,” said Marlene Marcus of Brown Harris Stevens, who represents the city-facing unit.
Ms. Sloane added that the apartment would fit “somebody with a very demanding lifestyle [who] does not want to have to oversee a staff.”
The Pierre Hotel offers twice daily turn-down service, a monthly deep cleaning service, 24-hour concierge service, room service, a fitness center, a spa, and a beauty salon. Residents also have The Perrine and The Rotunda restaurants easily available.
Ms. Marcus said the owners did a year-and-a-half-long renovation on the city-facing unit when they purchased it. Completed in 2016, the owners poured over $1.5 million into the gut renovation, she said, including the addition of Venetian plaster walls and brand-new windows, appliances, and home technology systems.
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Ms. Sloane said the park-facing apartment was last renovated at least 10 years ago with hardwood floors running throughout.
The city-view apartment first hit the market in April, and the park-facing one became available for the first time in June.
If the buyer purchases both apartments, they will have the whole floor. They can do a combination to make it into a larger apartment, or keep the apartments separate and have family or guests occupy one, Ms. Marcus said.
Ms. Sloane said the style of the two apartments is different enough that if a buyer were to combine the units, they would have to do renovations. The city-facing unit is more modern, casual, and bright, Ms. Sloane said, while the park-facing unit is more formal and of an old-world style.
Ms. Sloane added that a buyer wishing to combine the apartments would also have to purchase the hallway at a price formulated by the hotel co-op board.
Property records show that French investor Cedric Meeschaert owns the city-facing unit. Mansion Global could not determine the owner of the park-facing unit.
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Mr. Meeschaert did not respond immediately to a request for comment.