A silver-clad Anne Hathaway sparkled at a recent Sutton Tower penthouse cocktail party celebrating Bulgari’s partnership with Save the Children, we hear.
Bulgari’s 16-year partnership with the non-profit has helped more than 2.4 million children, according to reports.
Hathaway — whose homes with husband Adam Shulman include a West Coast Swiss chalet hideaway once owned by Yves Saint Laurent and Wes Anderson — looked right at home in the stunning duplex, which asks a cool $65 million.
The Oscar-winning actress dazzled at the event. Bre Johnson/BFA.com
Sutton Tower is the tallest on the Upper East Side. Evan Joseph
Floor-to-ceiling exposures look out to massive city views. Kate Glicksberg
The roomy chef’s-grade kitchen. Kate Glicksberg
The light-filled dining room. Kate Glicksberg
The residence also has a good chunk of outdoor space. Kate Glicksberg
At 9,191 square feet, the posh penthouse comes with five bedrooms and 6.5 baths. It’s all inside the Upper East Side’s tallest tower.
The residence opens directly from a private elevator into an entry gallery that leads to a great room with 15-foot high ceilings, a fireplace and city views.
There’s a chef’s kitchen, a formal dining room, a butler’s pantry and a bedroom on the first floor. Design details include a striking, 166-square-foot double-height loggia and a staircase that leads to four bedrooms upstairs, which all come with ensuite baths.
The second floor also offers a media room, a sitting room and a laundry room. The main bedroom suite boasts tons of closet space, and two ensuite spa-like baths.
The 850-foot tower, at 430 E. 58th St, was designed by architect Thomas Juul Hansen, who also created the interiors. It was completed just last year.
Kristen Suh and Joe Alvarez of Corcoran share the listing.