Study © Evan Joseph/Prudential Douglas Elliman

Count your millions in the study

Foyer © Evan Joseph/Prudential Douglas Elliman

Re-enact the "Rock and Roll Music" scene from "Risky Business" in the, erm, whatever this room is

Living room © Evan Joseph/Prudential Douglas Elliman

Pretend you don't watch TV in the living room

Kitchen © Evan Joseph/Prudential Douglas Elliman

Have your butler make Twinkies from scratch in the kitchen

Dining room © Evan Joseph/Prudential Douglas Elliman

Have awkward holiday dinners with unwelcome family members in the dining room

Bathroom © Evan Joseph/Prudential Douglas Elliman

Cleanse yourself of the sins you've committed in the bathroom

Bedroom © Evan Joseph/Prudential Douglas Elliman

Bed only the most attractive and well-connected people in the boudoir

View by night © Evan Joseph/Prudential Douglas Elliman

Enjoy fabulous views of midtown Manhattan

View by day © Evan Joseph/Prudential Douglas Elliman

The poor people look like ants, don't they?

Got $100 million? Have we got an apartment for you

8/1/2012

A lavish midtown Manhattan home with a listing price of $100 million is being touted as the nation’s most expensive apartment. Featuring six bedrooms and nine bathrooms over three levels, this opulent (some might say slightly gaudy) domicile is a detaching 70 stories above regular folk and boasts breathtaking 360-degree views of the greatest city in the world. Interestingly, the realtor to contact with your offer is Raphael De Niro of Prudential Douglas Elliman Real Estate. Click through the nine photos above and, if you're still interested, place a call and ask De Niro if he’s talking to you. He’ll love that. [Source]