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Host of 'The Daily Show,' Trevor Noah, lists his luxury Manhattan penthouse for $12.95 million — see inside

Host of 'The Daily Show,' Trevor Noah, lists his luxury Manhattan penthouse for $12.95 million see inside

Ann Matica

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Host of "The Daily Show," Trevor Noah's Manhattan apartment hit the market for $12.95 million.
Noah originally bought the two-story penthouse in Stella Tower for $10 million in 2017.

The host of "The Daily Show," Trevor Noah, has listed his New York City penthouse for $12.95 million. The apartment is housed in the historic Art Deco high-rise, Stella Tower, in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan.

Stella Tower

The 3,596-square-foot space spans the 17th and 18th floors. It was originally purchased by Noah in 2017 for $10 million and has since undergone a multi-year renovation.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

Source: Insider

Just four blocks from "The Daily Show" studio on 11th Ave., the apartment offered a convenient commute for Noah, who hosted the Comedy Central late-night program for seven years before announcing in September that he would be departing the show.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

Source: Insider

With soaring 15-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, the spacious rooms are illuminated by natural light.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

Tall cast-metal archways add a striking design as well as structural support between rooms.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

The stylish dining area that can comfortably seat 12 is complete with modern light fixtures and French oak flooring that extends throughout the apartment.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

Located nearby is the custom chef's kitchen with marble countertops, two dishwashers, a walk-in pantry, and state-of-the art appliances.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

A whole wall of the kitchen is dedicated to a black granite wet bar with a Sub-Zero wine refrigerator and four-spigot tap.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

The penthouse has three and a half bathrooms, which feature large windows and black floor tiling.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

On the lower floor are the three full-bedroom suites with connecting bathrooms and closet space. The principal suite has a private foyer, a hand rubbed Cortina leather wall, and custom built-ins with automatic lighting.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

With no surrounding buildings reaching as high as Stella Tower, the residence allows for an unobstructed view of the Manhattan skyline.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

The walls of the living space are covered in various textures, such as Jerry Pai suede leather and Kamp Studios hand plastering, to create a warm atmosphere. A Grigio Carnico marble fireplace and a cast-iron ladder leading to a lofted office give the space an elevated feeling.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

Leading through double French doors is a 1,000-square-foot landscaped terrace with a teak pergola for shade.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

A heated plunge pool, built-in speakers, and sweeping views create the perfect outdoor lounge space.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

The main entry to the apartment has a floating staircase that leads to the living space above.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

One of the bedrooms has been converted into a home theater with wool Holland & Sherry upholstered walls and four movie theater-style reclining chairs.

Shannon Dupre'/COMPASS

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Host of 'The Daily Show,' Trevor Noah, lists his luxury Manhattan penthouse for $12.95 million see inside

Ann Matica

The host of "The Daily Show," Trevor Noah, has listed his New York City penthouse for $12.95 million. The apartment is housed in the historic Art Deco high-rise, Stella Tower, in the Hell's Kitchen neighborhood of Manhattan.

The 3,596-square-foot space spans the 17th and 18th floors. It was originally purchased by Noah in 2017 for $10 million and has since undergone a multi-year renovation.

Just four blocks from "The Daily Show" studio on 11th Ave., the apartment offered a convenient commute for Noah, who hosted the Comedy Central late-night program for seven years before announcing in September that he would be departing the show.

With soaring 15-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, the spacious rooms are illuminated by natural light.

Tall cast-metal archways add a striking design as well as structural support between rooms.

The stylish dining area that can comfortably seat 12 is complete with modern light fixtures and French oak flooring that extends throughout the apartment.

Located nearby is the custom chef's kitchen with marble countertops, two dishwashers, a walk-in pantry, and state-of-the art appliances.

A whole wall of the kitchen is dedicated to a black granite wet bar with a Sub-Zero wine refrigerator and four-spigot tap.

The penthouse has three and a half bathrooms, which feature large windows and black floor tiling.

On the lower floor are the three full-bedroom suites with connecting bathrooms and closet space. The principal suite has a private foyer, a hand rubbed Cortina leather wall, and custom built-ins with automatic lighting.

With no surrounding buildings reaching as high as Stella Tower, the residence allows for an unobstructed view of the Manhattan skyline.

The walls of the living space are covered in various textures, such as Jerry Pai suede leather and Kamp Studios hand plastering, to create a warm atmosphere. A Grigio Carnico marble fireplace and a cast-iron ladder leading to a lofted office give the space an elevated feeling.

Leading through double French doors is a 1,000-square-foot landscaped terrace with a teak pergola for shade.

A heated plunge pool, built-in speakers, and sweeping views create the perfect outdoor lounge space.

The main entry to the apartment has a floating staircase that leads to the living space above.

One of the bedrooms has been converted into a home theater with wool Holland & Sherry upholstered walls and four movie theater-style reclining chairs.

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