Beauty brand guru Sam Ghusson and his wife, Suzanne, are giving another go at selling their Manhattan home.
As co-founder of Batallure Beauty, the award-winning product development and production atelier, Ghusson’s career has included working with stars — including Iman to create her first fragrance.
Now the Ghussons are looking to part ways with their Upper East Side perch for $14.5 million, down from $15 million last year. They bought it for $13 million in 2012, according to property records.
The five-bedroom, 4½-bathroom prewar condo is at 823 Park Ave. between 75th and 76th streets.
The Park Avenue pad has views for days. ©Andrew Kiracofe Photography
There’s a grand living area with space for an art display. ©Andrew Kiracofe Photography
Design details include herringbone floors and oversize windows. ©Andrew Kiracofe Photography
Another angle of the living/library space. ©Andrew Kiracofe Photography
One of two fireplaces in the main entertaining area. ©Andrew Kiracofe Photography
A stunning formal dining room. ©Andrew Kiracofe Photography
There are five bedrooms. ©Andrew Kiracofe PhotographyAt 4,184 square feet, the residence features four exposures and open views, including 45 feet over Park Avenue.
A private elevator opens to a 32-foot-long, double-wide open living room and library with a working fireplace at each end. There’s also an open eat-in chef’s kitchen. The main bedroom suite has three exposures, a walk-in closet and an ensuite marble bathroom.
Design details additionally include herringbone oak floors and 10-foot beamed ceilings. The 13-story building dates to 1920. It has 11 residences — plus a doorman, a concierge, a gym and bike storage.
The listing brokers are Lori E. McNichol and Irina Sher, of Douglas Elliman.
