The past two years have seen investor Ron Perelman list a pair of extraordinary New York properties for sale on the open market. Back in the fall of 2020, the billionaire offered his connected Manhattan townhomes for $75 million; the larger of the two was listed at $60 million the following spring, with Perelman’s extravagant Hamptons estate appearing late the following summer at $115 million.

The Long Island property, which occupies nearly ten acres of waterfront in East Hampton, went to a new owner for $84.5 million. The larger townhouse remains for sale, and appeared as a relist this spring. It is still asking $60 million.

The building’s Neo-Georgian architecture is enhanced by a red brick and limestone façade; behind the roof’s mansard flourish is a terrace that’s 65 feet long. At 40 feet across, the five-level residence is also unusually wide. Total interior floor space measures in at 15,875 sq. ft., with ten bedrooms and fifteen full or partial baths throughout.

As it stands, the townhome’s interior design style rests in a sophisticated mix of contemporary refinements and period details. Highlights among the individual spaces: the kitchen, a commercial-meets-uptown design with a glass wall and door that gives it a bright, airy feel, and the dining room, where deco-esque details meet an inlaid oak floor.

The smaller of the two townhouses may or may not currently be for sale for an additional $7.35 million.

Perelman’s net worth is around $2.6 billion, per Forbes.