In 2017, F1 driver Lewis Hamilton purchased in a large way in Tribeca’s uber-condo complex 443 Greenwich. The high-end downtown Manhattan investment property isn’t alone in Hamilton’s portfolio; less than two years later, the legendary competitor sunk $41 million into 70 Vestry.

But it is the first of the pair to hit the market. Hamilton floated it last year as a quick flip, hoping for $57 million. No soap, but 12 months later and the triplex penthouse is back with the standard ~10% price reduction, and it is now asking $52 million.

The unit’s interior architecture mixes the industrial loft history of the building with modern style, resulting in a contemporary space that is rustic, spacious and just warm enough. The shared living area features a double-height ceiling, an upper level gallery, white oak floors, and post and beam supports.

The unit also boasts a Peacock kitchen—de rigueur for a top-tier Manhattan high-rise residence these days—as well as a formal dining room, a library, and five bedrooms, including the master, which features an 18’x18’ dressing room.

The upper floor of the unit is dedicated to terrace and entertainment space. The terraces add 3,400 square feet to the 8,900 square feet of interiors, and there is a pool, entertainment room, and outdoor kitchen to augment the recreational potential. Views are spectacular, a panorama of Manhattan and the Hudson, which lies three blocks to the west.

Hamilton is the reigning F1 champion. His net worth is over $300 million.