Ian Schrager Lists Swanky New York City Apartment for $10 Million

176 Perry Street in the West Village. Photo: Douglas Elliman

Legendary nightlife empresario Ian Schrager has listed his luxe West Village pad for just under $10 million. The full-floor unit, which is perched in a waterfront tower conceived by Pritzker Prize–winning architect Richard Meier, is spread across 3,800 square feet and comes with a private terrace overlooking the Hudson River, a rarity in the neighborhood.

Schrager, of course, rose to fame in the late 1970s as the cofounder of iconic dance club Studio 54, which was the subject of a recent exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum. While only open for 33 months—between 1977 and 1980—the Manhattan hot spot endures as a larger-than-life icon of the era thanks to its bevy of celebrity guests, many of whom were said to have engaged in debaucherous revelry in the cavernous space. Today the former Studio 54 location has been transformed into a Broadway theatre, while Schrager followed up his other nightlife destinations, such as Palladium, by launching the buzzy Public and Edition hotel brands.