Last April, the five-bedroom, 5.5-bath abode was listed for $19,750,000. But today, Walters' longtime Fifth Avenue pad is still available and back on the market, priced down to $16,995,000.
As is expected in this type of prewar space, the grandeur of the rooms is remarkable. A wood-burning fireplace warms the main room, while 10-foot ceilings soar and huge windows overlook the park across the avenue. Walters, who lived here for three decades until her death in December 2022, was known for her entertaining prowess. The large rooms in this apartment, including the living space, dining area, and library, connect beautifully for cocktail parties and dinners.
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