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| A pillar of showbusiness: Like Rivers, who died last week at 81, the New York apartment lined with pillars and mirrors is a star of the city, valued at around $35 million. |
Joan Rivers New York home is just out of this world! No wonder Joan Rivers looked like she was enjoying her life so much,she actually was! Can you imagine waking up here everyday? You would wanna live for ever!
Dripping with chandeliers and lined with gold, 30 feet high ceilings,velvet drapes framing the vast windows,beautiful and amazing furniture,a bathroom like that out of the Hollywood movies of the golden years..Joan Rivers shure had a good time while she was here.
Joan Rivers' Upper East side Condo in New York, is said to be worth a cool $35m
A dazzling gem of old-school showbusiness, it seems only right that her living room ceilings scaled 30ft-high, and velvet drapes framed the vast windows.
And in every corner of the opulent New York apartment sit stacks of index cards with jokes spanning her entire career.
The comedienne, who died last week at the age of 81, once described the Upper East Side condo as 'where Marie Antoinette would have lived if she had the money'.
She put it on the market years ago for $29.5 million - but it is now worth an estimated $35 million.
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| Renaissance style: Rivers once described her home with marble statues and cast-iron decor as 'where Marie Antoinette would live if she had the money' |
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| Elegant: The bedroom, complete with a four poster bed and lacy drapes and a permanent stock of fresh lillies, is 'as elegant and beautiful as she was', the realtor said |
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| Sweeping: To get up to the glittering penthouse, next door to Bette Midler's home, the star would have to scale this vast marble staircase helped by a carved iron rail |
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| Backstage: She prepared for every day as if she was going to perform, starting in this bulb-lined bathroom which resembled backstage at a theatre |
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| Cosy: This off-shoot of the vast living area is much smaller but still a treasure trove of silver, gold and pink, with a potted orchid and a mahogany table |
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