Ivana Trump’s Manhattan Townhouse Sells For $14 Million
The longtime Manhattan townhouse of Ivana Trump has officially sold for $14 million, a steep reduction from its original $26.5 million asking price when it first hit the market in 2022 following her death.
Trump, the ex-wife of President Donald Trump, purchased the home in 1992 for $2.5 million after their divorce and owned it for three decades.
The Upper East Side residence also marked the place where Ivana Trump died in 2022 after suffering injuries from a fall on the home’s staircase, adding a notable chapter to the property’s history.
Property Highlights
Price: $14 million
Location: Manhattan, New York City
Size: 8,725 square feet
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 6
Notable Features: 1879 limestone townhouse, six-story layout with elevator, Italian crystal chandeliers, Versailles-inspired dining room, private terrace, Swedish sauna, garden, and outdoor space
First Look Inside Trump’s Gilded Manhattan Home
Built in 1879, the limestone townhouse stands out with its columned façade, mansard roof, and distinctive gold-and-black entry doors.
Inside, the home reflects Ivana Trump’s signature style with a bold, regal, and eclectic look, as seen in the posts from Angela Rapoport and WSJ Real Estate.
A formal gallery welcomes guests with gilded paneling and a large Italian crystal chandelier, setting the tone for interiors filled with rich materials, intricate millwork, and decorative finishes.
The second floor serves as the main entertaining level, where high ceilings, multiple chandeliers, and detailed moldings define the space.
A formal parlor flows into a living room overlooking the tree-lined street, while a dining room inspired by Versailles features floor-to-ceiling windows and custom cabinetry.
The entire third floor is dedicated to the primary suite, which includes a large bedroom, a private terrace, a pink onyx bathroom with gold hardware, and an office wrapped in leopard print.
Additional bedrooms are scattered along the upper floors, the lower levels hold the home’s amenities, and outside features a private garden and lounge areas.
A Deeper Dive Into Our Favorite Spots
Certain rooms in the home stand out not just for their design, but for how fully they lean into a specific vision, where every detail feels intentional and layered.
Living Room
The living room is defined by its symmetry, with a central marble fireplace framed by gold detailing and mirrored panels above.
Deep green walls and matching upholstery ground the space, while crystal chandeliers bring in a level of formality that carries throughout the room.
Primary Bedroom
The primary bedroom shifts into a softer palette, with a canopy bed as the focal point of the space. Surrounding it, detailed wall panels, a carved fireplace, and tall French doors bring in natural light and architectural depth.
Primary Bathroom
The primary bathroom is centered around pink onyx surfaces that extend across the soaking tub and countertops.
Gold hardware and fixtures are carried throughout, from the faucets to the trim, reinforcing the cohesive finish.
Mirrored walls and layered lighting expand the space visually, making it one of the most detailed rooms in the home.
Full Video Tour
In this video tour from CNBC Ambition, the home’s dramatic design is shown in greater detail, from marble fireplaces with gold accents to layered fabrics and finishes throughout. The tour also highlights how the townhouse flows across all six levels.
Final Thoughts
Over more than three decades, Ivana made the townhouse unmistakably her own, layering bold colors, elaborate finishes, and richly detailed materials into a look that leaned confidently toward maximalism.
Each room reflects a clear point of view, where traditional architecture is pushed further through personal choices that define the home as much as its layout.
Now, that chapter comes to a close as the property transitions to a new owner. Positioned just steps from Central Park and surrounded by some of Manhattan’s most iconic addresses, the townhouse offers a rare combination of historic structure, personal legacy, and prime location for its next occupant.
