Bethenny Frankel has relisted her Manhattan apartment for $6.995 million. This is the same price as her previous listing, which she removed from the market in September. Bethenny had formally listed the home with Bravo personality Ryan Serhant in April 2021.
The entrepreneur and former Real Housewives of New York City star purchased the apartment for $4.2 million in 2017 before she successfully renovated the entire 4000 square foot property.
With its wholly modern decor and sweeping views across SoHo, Bethenny’s Frankel’s apartment is currently amongst the most attractive listings in the city – and one of the world’s best homes. Here, we take a look inside.
Upon entering the home, a gracious entry foyer leads to the open-plan living space that pays homage to the most sought-after colors of the year: gray. This softly-hued room plays with varying gray tones through its textiles and paint ideas that drench the room in one of the trendiest tones of the moment.
The lounge flows into the open kitchen that maintains the home’s gray palette through its lacquer-finished cabinetry and marble breakfast bar that acts as a focal point in the space. This marble continues into the dining area that sits adjacent to the kitchen – where party guests can indulge in the home’s 11-foot ceilings and oversized windows that define a SoHo loft.
However, the fun doesn’t stop in the dining room. Instead, Bethenny Frankel designed a secret wet bar that further celebrates color trends through its stained oak millwork and cream marble accent wall that is complemented with a decorative fireplace. This area also includes a home office with an en-suite and a separate laundry room.
Beyond these living spaces, the primary suite accentuates the contemporary scheme with its neutral-toned design features – including a built-in headboard and curved sofa in the additional sitting area.
Other luxe bathroom ideas include a customized walk-in closet and a beauty room, and an adjoining bathroom with an oversized freestanding soaking tub. All of which come with a view across Manhattan’s most stylish neighborhood, naturally.
Bethenny Frankel’s home is now listed with Noble Black, David Son, and Erik Ternon of Douglas Elliman for $6,995,000.
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