Seagram heir Charles Bronfman parted ways with his 13-room co-op unit at 810 Fifth Avenue, near East 62nd Street, for $19 million.
The three-bedroom apartment, listed for $19.9 million, spans a full floor. It features a private elevator landing, two custom-designed dressing rooms and a library. Hedge-fund manager David Goel acquired the unit.
Bronfman bought the pad for $21 million in 2010, with the intention of moving there with then-wife Bonita Roche, as The Real Deal reported. The apartment was on the market by early 2013 with Sotheby’s International Realty power-broker Serena Boardman, asking $21.5 million. At the time, the co-op was configured as nine rooms.
Last month, a charity run by Seagram signed a lease for 6,413 square feet of office space at 445 Park Avenue, as previously reported. [NYP] — Mark Maurer