'Shark Tank' Star Barbara Corcoran Sells Her Upper East Side Apartment for $4.87M

Kristina Hacker, Photographs Courtesy of Corcoran,

The sunny kitchen has plenty of space.As founder of the Corcoran Group Real Estate empire and a shrewd investor on ABC’s Shark Tank, Barbara Corcoran probably had a slight advantage when it came to selling her Park Avenue co-op. It shows, since the apartment closed for very close to the list price (just $30,000 less than the $4.9M ask) and after only being on the market for just over a month, reports Curbed. Corcoran’s Kerry Martin Verille and Edith Salton represented the listing.  

The eight-room, 2,700-square-foot residence is a corner unit in a Rosario Candela-designed building and manages to give off a country-cottage vibe despite its location on the Upper East Side. The apartment opens to a 40' gallery, which leads into a corner living room that boasts gorgeous views and a wood-burning fireplace. A spacious formal dining room faces West, offering a view of Central Park and the Reservoir. The layout currently has three bedrooms, but a home office could easily be converted into a fourth. 

Stats
3 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
2,700 sq. ft.
$4.87 Million

A semi-private elevator opens to the light-filled gallery.A semi-private elevator opens to the light-filled gallery.

 

A wood-burning fireplace anchors the living room.A wood-burning fireplace anchors the living room.

 

The dining room faces West and has views of Central Park and the reservoir.A look at the formal dining room.

 

The master bedroom has walk-in closets and an en-suite bathroom.The master bedroom has walk-in closets and an en-suite bathroom.

 

The third bedroom is currently being used as a library.The third bedroom is currently being used as a library.