As the Real Deal and Crain reported, King Charles has made headlines by purchasing a luxurious condominium unit at 111 W. 57th St on Billionaires’ Row in Manhattan.
City finance records filed recently confirm the acquisition of unit 11A in the Steinway Hall section of the landmarked building, marking the final sale in this prestigious development.
The deed lists the buyer as “His Majesty the King in Right of Canada, Represented by the Minister of Foreign Affairs,” who acquired the three-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom unit for $6.63 million.
While the purchase is attributed to Canada, it remains unclear if the property is intended for King Charles himself. Requests for clarification from Buckingham Palace were unsuccessful at the time of reporting.
Robert McCubbing, senior trade commissioner and director of trade and investment at the Canadian consulate in New York, signed the deed on behalf of King Charles, as indicated in the records. The Post has reached out to McCubbing with further comments.
Unit 11A features an impressive 3,601-square-foot layout with city views and access to upscale amenities, including an 82-foot swimming pool, private cabanas, sauna, fitness centre, private dining room, and more. The elegant foyer leads to a spacious living room, dining area, and a well-appointed kitchen with high-end Gaggenau appliances and Cristallo Gold quartzite countertops.
The primary bedroom includes a walk-in closet, a luxurious bathroom adorned with Italian white Venato marble, a copper soaking tub, and custom bronze fixtures. Each bedroom has two additional bedrooms and ensuite bathrooms.
Developers Kevin Maloney and Michael Stern completed the sale of the residence, part of a 60-unit complex featuring the iconic Steinway Hall and a neighbouring 91-story tower offering stunning views of Central Park.
The purchase underscores King Charles’s investment in luxury real estate on one of New York City’s most prestigious streets, adding to the allure of Billionaires’ Row as a magnet for high-profile international buyers.
