This duplex on Central Park South comes with outdoor space and park views, as well as a celebrity pa♛st.
It’s the former home of Doris Roberts, who played Ray Romano’s mother Marie on “Everybody Loves Raymond.” (She died in 2016, at age 90.)
The🔥 co-op, at 200 Central Park South, — down half a million dollars from its $4.34 million asking ♋price earlier this month.
The spr🔯ead consꦍists of two separate units. One is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom on the 11th and 12th floors, where Roberts lived.
The second, around 1,000 square feet, is a disconnec🔯ted unit on the 12th floor that could beﷺ combined to create around 2,800 square feet of living space.
The units can also be bought separately: Roberts’ former duplex is now asking $2.75 million, down from $2.95 million.
If combined, the units c🀅an feature three bedrooms, 3½ bathrooms and views from the park to Carnegie Hall and Alwyn Court.
Built in 1963, the squat, 35-story corner building is near 220 Central Park South — otherwise known as the “billionaires’ bunker” and Billionaires Row. Building amenities include valet and maid service, a concierge, a bike room and parking.
The listing brokers are Douglas Elliman’s Joe Wagner and Kyle Lee.