Apollo Global Management Founder Leon Black and his wife, Debra, are "hammering out the details" to buy a $50 million townhouse on the Upper East Side, according to the New York Post.
Previously, the apartment was the Knoedler & Company art gallery, although it was shut down in 2009 after a scandal involving art fraud. In 2013, Christian Candy, a British luxury property developer, bought the apartment for $35 million. He refurbished the townhouse and put it back on the market for $55 million.
The townhouse was originally built in 1909. It has 20,757 square feet and seven stories.
The exterior of the townhouse features columns and large windows.
You can enter the townhouse under a beautiful archway.
The townhouse was designed in the Italian Renaissance style.
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