Yankees Legend Bernie Williams Lists Iconic NY Penthouse for $2M

In a strategic play, former Yankees sensation Bernie Williams, known affectionately as Bernabé, steps up to bat by putting his cherished White Plains penthouse on the market for just under $2 million, according to sources at The Post.

The All-Star Abode at 10 City Plains

Nestled in the sought-after 10 City Plains, the 55-year-old baseball legend's residence is a home run of luxury, featuring top-notch amenities and breathtaking views that have become synonymous with his iconic career.

A Farewell to a Slice of NYC Paradise

Having etched his name in the annals of the MLB during a stellar 16-year career with the New York Yankees (1991-2006), Williams now bids adieu to his three-bedroom haven, transformed into a lavish two-bedroom haven, spanning over 2,500 square feet.

From Home Runs to Real Estate Returns

Having originally purchased the penthouse in 2006 for $1.7 million, the same year he parted ways with the Yankees, Williams has invested not just in square footage but in memories. The highlight? An expansive outdoor terrace that stretches the entire length of the apartment, offering unrivaled views of the Manhattan skyline and beyond.

Terrace Tranquility: The Crown Jewel

Stacey Oestreich, co-founder of The Strong Oestreich Team at Douglas Elliman, who is handling the listing, emphasized the uniqueness of the outdoor terrace. "It’s a very unique feature to have, there are very few available and they are in high demand. We expect to sell just around the asking price because of this feature." As Bernie Williams pivots from home runs to real estate returns, his penthouse stands as a testament to a remarkable career both on and off the baseball field.