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A two-floor penthouse at downtown’s Thompson Hotel hit the market last week, offering floor-to-ceiling windows with sweeping skyline views. And it will only set someone back $4.9 million.
A price tag that steep better come with plenty of amenities, and this 5,700-square-foot living space is packed full of them, from a massive open living area with top-end fixtures to home theater with cinema seating to a bar and lounge with its own pool table.
Tucked into the 18th and 19th floor of high-end hotel’s The Arts Residences, the penthouse includes three bedrooms plus three and half baths — because it’s a good guess anyone with such a prime piece of downtown real estate would have plenty of visitors.
Of course, the penthouse comes with all the perks of living in a luxury hotel. Building residents also get 24-hour concierge and valet service and in-residence dining along with access to a resort-style rooftop pool and a spa offering the option of private in-home treatments.
This home is listed by Nicholas Kjos with Phyllis Browning Co.
All photos and listing info via Realtor.com.
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