You may have never seen the striking sculptural works of Anish Kapoor with your own eyes — but you’ve certainly seen them on Instagram.
Kapoor is known for Chicago’s “Cloud Gate” bean sculpture — a shiny sight for any tourist visiting the Windy City, which often makes its way online — as well as New York’s own version, which is at the base of the 57-story 56 Leonard St.
Now the Mumbai-born British artist is re-listing his home at that very Tribeca tower — featuring abundant light flooding in from its floor-to-ceiling windows on the 47th floor.
Anish Kapoor. Getty Images
Anish Kapoor’s popular “Cloud Gate” in Chicago. Getty Images
Kapoor’s New York bean sculpture is at the base of 56 Leonard St., where the sculptor is trying once more to sell his apartment. Rich Caplan
This bedroom also looks out to incredible views. Rich Caplan
The vistas even dazzle in the nighttime. Rich Caplan
Beyond Kapoor’s sculpture right outside, the amenities inside are also fantastic, such as this lap pool. Rich CaplanThe 3,576-square-foot apartment is now on the market for $17.75 million, down slightly from its $17.99 million ask last year with a different brokerage. It has four bedrooms and 4.5 baths.
Kapoor bought his unit directly from the sponsor for roughly $14 million in 2016.
The elegant home opens from a private elevator landing, and features high ceilings, stunning views and three private outdoor spaces. And it’s all in a building designed by world-renowned architects Herzog & de Meuron.
Other perks include a great room with 12-foot ceilings, a fireplace and an open chef’s kitchen.
The main bedroom corner suite opens to a terrace, and comes with an oversized walk-in closet, and a spa-like bath in travertine and marble with radiant-heated floors.
Building amenities, along with the Kapoor sculpture at the building’s base, include an indoor lap pool with a sundeck, a gym, a screening room, a residents’ lounge, a private dining room and a children’s playroom.
The listing brokers are Krista Nickols and Martin Garcia, of Serhant.
