Joan Rivers’ $38 million Manhattan home is on the market, and its opulent design is fit for a comedy queen.
Currently owned by a Saudi prince, the Louis XIV–style apartment was home to Rivers for 28 years until her death in 2014.
Steps from Fifth Avenue, the prewar triplex sits atop one of the “great houses in New York” designed by renowned architect Horace Trumbauer.
The Fashion Police host held countless parties in the 11-room penthouse, entertaining celebrities including Princess Diana among its gilded walls and crystal chandeliers.
The home is just as royalty-ready today as it was then, with restored parquet-de-Versailles floors, 18th-century French panels and original wood-burning fireplaces.
Also featured in its 5,200 square feet: a dramatic 23-foot-high gallery, four bedrooms and five marble-laden bathrooms.
And can we talk about the spacious outdoor terraces that offer expansive views of the city and Central Park?