The Marquand’s two penthouses, one with six bedrooms and another with seven, are set to hit the market with $43 million and $46 million price tags, respectively.
Decked out with numerous bathrooms, wood-burning fireplaces subdividing sprawling living spaces and luxurious terraces with outdoor kitchens, the Upper East Side rentals were converted into condominiums earlier this year by HFZ Capital.
The 11 East 68th Street building’s less expensive units hit the market in June, with 22 condos ranging in price from $15 million to $40 million.
Until the penthouse units hit the market, Marquand’s priciest property is a tenth-floor, 4,596-square-foot, five-bedroom spread asking $22 million. [Curbed] — Julie Strickland