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According to The Dirt, the property in question was initially offered for US$25 million, before Jackman was able to acquire it at a sharp discount.
The penthouse overlooks the Hudson River in Manhattan’s West Chelsea, while the building itself was designed by Pritzker Prize winning French architect Jean Nouvel.The 435sq m penthouse boasts four bedrooms and three-and-a-half bathrooms with minimalist and elegant interiors, terrazzo flooring and a polished marble staircase that leads to a 400sq m roof terrace.The roof terrace has two dining areas, a kitchen, and a bridge across the loggia to a sun deck along with 360-degree views of Manhattan, the Hudson, up to the Empire State Building and down to the Statue of Liberty.
There are two additional outdoor spaces on the main floor, a small balcony outside one of the guest bedrooms and a loggia with glass walls.There are two additional outdoor spaces on the main floor, a small balcony outside one of the guest bedrooms and a loggia with glass walls.Inside, there are extra high ceilings, two fireplaces and a host of rooms that flow easily into one another, with plenty of wall space for showing off an art collection.Perfect for guests or kids and their nanny, the other bedrooms are situated for maximum privacy at the opposite end of the apartment.Amenities in the building include a full-time doorman, concierge, a gym, a spa, lap pool and screening room.Jackman has been looking to downsize after listing his West Village triplex about two months ago with plenty of publicity and a US$38.9 million price tag.
