A Hong Kong businessman repped by Corcoran’s Tom Titone has bought the 58th-floor model apartment at One57, the first “billionaire’s building” on 57th Street, what is now known as “Billionaires’ Row.”

He paid $24.59 million, down from its $27 million asking price. (It was originally asking $28.5 million furnished, excluding artwork).

The 4,193-square-foot pad was designed by architect Thomas Juul-Hansen and decorated by interior designer Jamie Drake, whose clients include Madonna and billionaire former mayor Mike Bloomberg.

The Hong Kong businessman loved the apartment’s setup so much that he bought everything in it — from the furniture to the forks.

The unit, as we have previously reported, includes custom work by Brooklyn-based artisans including a bespoke paint made by adding one pound of shimmery German eyeshadow per gallon to give the walls an iridescent look.

The three-bedroom, 3½-bath unit comes with custom-made low seating and tall sculptures to highlight the dramatic visual elements of the space, including picture-perfect views of Central Park.

FROM THE ARCHIVES: We sat down with famed interior designer Jamie Drake to get the details on this $28.5 million apartment at One57, the extra-luxe tower that is home to the city’s most expensive apartment. Located on the 58th floor, this model apartment is filled with vertical design elements that play up its high ceilings and showcase the building’s unparalleled view of Central Park. One57 also offers residents full access to Park Hyatt’s exclusive 5-star amenities, including concierge services, in-room massages, and an indoor swimming pool with underwater sound piped in from Carnegie Hall across the street.