Real Estate

For $24.5 Million You Can Live Below The President's Penthouse

The duplex on the 64th and 65th stories of Trump Tower has hit the market. It's located directly beneath Trump's penthouse.

MIDTOWN MANHATTAN, NY — The Trump Tower apartment located directly beneath President Donald Trump's penthouse has hit the market for $24.5 million, according to real estate listings.

The duplex apartment is located on the Fifth Avenue skyscraper's 64th and 65th floors and features five bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms, according to a real estate listing with Dolly Lenz Real Estate. The 6,144-square-foot home features south-facing views of the Chrysler and Empire State buildings.

Trump's triplex penthouse occupies the tower's 66th, 67th and 68th floors. Trump Tower is a condominium building, which means a potential buyer wouldn't have to be approved by the building like in a co-op development.

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To guard against any purchase of the apartment for nefarious means — such as spying on the president's personal home — the Trumps may consider buying the unit and then selling it to a legitimate buyer, real estate sources told the New York Post.

"What is to stop the Chinese or the Russians from buying the apartment under a front, and then drilling spy holes in the ceiling to listen to the conversations and goings-on?" the source told the Post.

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While living below the president may provide a great fun fact, the residents of Trump Tower have experienced frequent inconveniences since the 2016 election. When the first family stays in New York City the residential tower essentially becomes a fortress swarming with security. Taxpayers spending around $150,000 per day for the tower's NYPD and FDNY security detail when First Lady Melania Trump and son Barron stay at the tower and $308,000 per day when the president is in the city.

Check out the apartment listing here.

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