Canadian billionaire Charles Bronfman’s “unique and glamorous” New York City residence has been sold.
The luxurious full-floor apartment was purchased by Canadian-born hedge fund manager David Goel for $19.9 million, according to the National Post.
Bronfman, who along with his brother inherited the Seagram liquor empire after their father’s death in 1971, has a net worth of approximately $2.46 billion, according to Canadian Business, and he is listed by Forbes as the world’s 736th richest person, and Canada’s 14th richest person.
His three-bedroom, four-bathroom former home is located at 810 Fifth Ave. It features a private landing, a “grandly scaled” living room, a library and dining room complete with two wood-burning fireplaces.
It also boasts views of Central Park, a humidification system and an ultra-violet air cleaning system, the New York Post reported.
Life as a billionaire isn’t half bad, huh?
