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It's a Faberge' Egg. Or something laid or excreted. Versace home offices. Definitely provocative or something Buckminster Fuller dreamed of. IDK but definitely a conversation starter and, or, stopper. ❤ 😂

Danish modern furniture in the living/dining. My mother loved it but we hated it. It wore out in three months.

I had no idea that Caroll O' Conner lived at The Dakota. That's what I call a real zinger!

I wonder what Carrol paid for it. It needs mobiles or tree's or art or something to take your eye up to those fantastic high celiings. I personally wouldnt do it in vintage modern but I love the Dunbar sofa.

Beautiful! I love that he was so faithful with the age of the Dakota!

Interesting mix of eras with the decorating and furniture. If I bought that place I would redo the kitchen. The stark white cabinets just doesn’t if the character of the apartment.

The space itself is lovely, but the furnishings felt cold as ice to me. I could never live with that. I did like the kitchen though. Small but completely utilitarian. Again, lovely apartment. We all have different taste in furnishings... and that's fine too.

My grandparents considered buying an apartment at the Dakota in the 1950s when he was representing the Air Force at the United Nations. unfortunately, they did not do so. They retired to Gloucester County, Virginia after his last posting in New York.

What a beautiful building, I never knew he lived there❤

I never knew he lived there! I remember seeing this apartment for sale and remember thinking it was rather odd in its layout and decor. THANKYOU for showing your viewers the location in the building. I always wondered where this apartment was located. YOU ALWAYS PRESENT EXCELLENT PIECES…

This apartment is UTTERLY ORDINARY, except for the two wood-burning fireplaces in the living room and master bedroom. Anywhere else, this apartment might sell for $200,000 or $400,000. But when you are in THE DAKOTA, the price goes into the millions.

Wow, that’s unreal how much older they look compared to what we are used to seeing today.. another great video, thank you for sharing and keep us entertained with these tidbits…

The furnishing of the apartment makes it look dreary and half-empty, but lots of potential there!

Maestro lived on the 2nd floor!

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I would have never thought that he would be living in NYC having done so much work in Los Angeles.

Looking like "that" at 46? Even my early 60's I don't look like that but where I live, a lot of people that age look like that and worse. We have all the legal vices you can desire here and people over indulge a lot! Mostly booze, tobacco.

No. That dropnos way to far for me.

I would feel safe in The Dakota.

All in the Dakota Family: Carroll O’Connor’s Luxurious Dakota Apartment, NYC #dakota #nyc Luxurious Dakota Apartment of Carroll O'Connor in New York City: A Historic Residence with a Rich Legacy and Prestigious Address 1:40: 🏢 Luxurious Dakota apartment of Carroll O'Connor in NYC with interesting history and ownership details. 1:40: Carroll O'Connor's apartment in the Dakota had two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a living room, and a small kitchen. 2:10: The apartment was designed by Henry Janeway Hardenbergh for bachelors and guest departments. 3:02: After being listed for $3.6 million, the apartment eventually sold for $2.93 million in 2015. 3:11: 🏙 Luxurious apartment in Dakota sold for millions, boasting elegant features and historic significance. 3:11: Sold for $2,837,500 in September 2016 with monthly maintenance of $4,597. 3:36: Apartment had 14 ft ceilings, arched windows, hardwood floors, and marble fireplaces. 5:01: Master and guest bedrooms both had inset baths and extra space. 5:53: Included a large basement studio with marble bath for various uses. 6:11: Residence was part of a community of influential artists, musicians, and actors. 6:16: 🏙 Luxurious apartment in historic building symbolizes success and cultural impact, sought-after address in NYC. 6:16: Carroll O'Connor's presence highlights success and cultural impact 6:58: The Dakota is a beacon of architectural splendor and historical significance in NYC 7:05: Owning an apartment in the Dakota reflects a period of artistic achievement and luxury 7:42: Supporting research and productions through book purchases or donations is encouraged 8:04: All in the Family was recorded before a live audience Recapped ua-cam.com/video/VyFp4FBGhMg/v-deo.html using Tammy AI

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I never would have thought of living at the Dakota. Nice video!

Do not see the appeal of a tiny bland space for $25k a month……

Sorry.. not impressed with it.

Apartment's okay ... But, even if I had the money, I wouldn't pay $2 M for it. And if they left that outdated furniture (not beautiful antique furnishings), I'd have them deduct more or at least remove it all. Never cared for Danish modern (or mid 20th century style ... cold and stark looking)! 😐

PLEASE STOP THE MUSIC!!!

In the 70s when this show was on my family had one television, so we children were held hostage to whatever the parents wanted to watch. This included wonderful things like gunsmoke and happy days and even Star Trek. Luckily, my parents had no interest at all in all in the family. my parents were actually very racist and backward in their thinking, but for some reason I guess they didn’t identify with Archie because he was in the city and they were country folk. I always found Carol Connor to be a loud obnoxious racist, and I didn’t think he was funny at all. I should say I found Archie to be that way, I’m sure Carol O’Connor was actually a lovely person. I just never could stand to listen to that noise when he spoke or watch that show. I cannot to this day understand why anybody would call that show beloved.

Crappy appt in a great building.

such a good documentary...so interesting the Firar's Park.., I've been making /doing smthing similar of course just on my smaller personal base...

I wouldn't buy it, it's creepy.

We don’t know what safeguards were used to protect the architecture. Any responsible contractor would take that into consideration.

20.00?

I'm in love ❤️

Thanks It is always a pleasure to watch and learn...

I saw the first video and I knew right away what I was looking at. A decorator would have sterilized the place. I felt like I was in a home not a movie set.

I literally gasped upon scrolling and seeing this video posted. You’re really after my own heart here. 😊 I Love Carroll O'Connor- and especially his role in ‘In The Heat of the Night’ [1988-1995]. This building is just wow and I’m definitely a forever fan thanks to your knowledge and teachings. Stellar video!

Always admired the Dakota

Love these ❤. Would have never thought he lived at the Dakota

So cool. I like the smaller apartments more than the larger ones. Still ample space!

I will but your Dakota book

Thanks for taking us along! I thought Carroll O'Connor lived in California. He may have had more than one residence. This apt lacked color and the furnishings seemed stark. But the floors and fireplaces are fantastic. The additional space in the basement is definitely a plus for guests, etc. Love these tours!❤

This is so cool!! Norman Foster certainly did a fantastic job of this and it looks so cool !! The shape of the Gherkin is really like a cucumber! Londons architectural design is perfect !! Norman Foster surely is a great architect as I can see the way he knows what he’s doing for sure . It’s so great that he had natural light , efficient heating systems and rainwater systems, that is so important to the city and for sustainable living!! I loved seeing his building, it is remarkable and so inspiring. I’d love to see this building in person, it would be so cool !!!

Of course, if you can afford to buy this apt., furnish and decorate it and can absorb monthly fees, you can easily afford having a new kitchen designed.

I watched the grays gardens documentary, it was pretty raw, but informative , but Edie definitely was great even in her most worse living conditions. Really sad reality.

Calling Yoko Ono a "Talented artist" is like calling a plane crash in the Arctic a "Perfect landing"

What a wonderland created by Sir Frank Crisp. Almost like a predecessor of Disneyland. So fanciful, every detail meticulous.

Thanks for the ride in your time machine.

George looks like quite the English gentleman, Lord of the Manor. Good for him.

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