The residents of 740 Park Avenue are a historical who's who of New York business titans. From John D. Rockefeller and Ronald Lauder to Stephan A. Schwarzman and David Koch, this Upper East Side address has attracted the most powerful names around.
Oh yeah, and it’s also the infamous co-op that turned down Barbra Streisand, Joan Crawford and Barbara Walters!
Got $26 million burning a hole in your pocket?
Why not try your hand at picking up the building's latest listing, a 4-bedroom, 5.5 bathroom duplex fit for a Gilded Age doyenne?
A marble floored entryway, a classic wood paneled library, multiple fireplaces, a terrace, three staff rooms and countless pre-war details sprinkled throughout.
Think you can do better?
Click through for a look at the stunning home!
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