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t 200 Amsterdam, the Upper West Side’s tallest tower, a 6,347‑sq‑ft penthouse that once housed Nicole Kidman and Antonio Banderas in “Babygirl” and Kieran Culkin’s Roman Roy in “Succession” is now listed at $31 million—down from $38 million. The price cut brings the unit in line with comparable luxury listings on Billionaires’ Row, such as 111 W. 57th St., according to Serhant broker Peter Zaitzeff, who is co‑listing the property with Jamie Hannon. Zaitzeff reports the adjustment has sparked fresh interest.
The duplex occupies the 49th and 50th floors of the 52‑story, 668‑foot structure, designed by Elkus Manfredi Architects and finished by CetraRuddy Interiors. Built in 2021, the glass tower survived a legal battle that once threatened to truncate 20 stories over zoning disputes. The developer ultimately prevailed, and the building now stands as a prominent feature of the Upper West Side skyline.
Inside, the penthouse opens from a private elevator landing to a marble‑faced foyer that extends to a terrace spanning the building’s width. Floor‑to‑ceiling windows frame sweeping views of Central Park and the Hudson River. The living area boasts a wet bar, while a formal dining room and a windowed chef’s kitchen provide space for entertaining. A bonus room can serve as a home office or gym. Ten‑foot ceilings, white oak flooring, and a sculptural staircase add to the space’s grandeur.
Four bedrooms occupy the upper level, including a master suite with a walk‑in closet, built‑in bar, and spa‑like marble bathroom featuring radiant‑heated floors. Two additional powder rooms complement the four full baths. The open chef’s kitchen and dining area overlook the city’s skyline, creating an airy, light‑filled environment.
The building’s 112 units are largely sold, with only four remaining on the market—two in negotiation, as noted by Zaitzeff. Common charges have risen to $14,625 per month.
Other notable units include a 41st‑floor apartment that appeared in Netflix’s “Zero Day,” serving as the fictional residence of Jesse Plemons’ character. The penthouse’s storied past and dramatic price adjustment have positioned it as a highly sought‑after address in New York’s luxury real‑estate market.
