Photos: Demi Moore's New York penthouse

The twin-towered San Remo, designed by architect Emery Roth and dating to about 1930, overlooks Central Park in Manhattan.

Photo by Randy Lemoine, Flickr.

Demi Moore owns the penthouse atop the south tower. Bono of U2 bought the north tower's penthouse from Steve Jobs in 2003, paying about $14.5 million.

(Note on photo quality: The pictures here are the best available; the listing agency is making public only a dozen pictures, most of them exterior, and all of them small. The New York Times, which had the initial exclusive, has published a few more that its own photographer was permitted to shoot.)

The view from Moore's penthouse is one of New York City's most stunning. The wraparound terraces offer about 1,500 square feet of outdoor space.

Looking up the east facade of the San Remo. See the next photo for interior shots.

The architect was known for his gracefully curving stairs. The elevator opens onto this cherrywood foyer; outside the camera frame to the left, at the base of the stairs, is the living room. (The New York Times has another view of the same area in its slideshow.)

This is the media room, with a wraparound terrace on the 28th floor. (The unit also occupies the 26th and 27th floors of the San Remo.)

A view of the media room from its mezzanine, which has an en suite guest loft and a kitchenette.

The terrace is bluestone ...

... and it wraps almost completely around the building.

The detailed plaster ceiling molding in the south-facing dining room is original, the Times says.

This is the library. The penthouse is a six-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath triplex, adding up to about 7,000 square feet of living space. A two-bedroom, two-bath "maisonette" on the lobby level is also included in the $75 million asking price.

The towers of the San Remo are capped with round "temples" ...

... that were inspired by the Choragic Monument of Lysicrates in Athens, pictured.

The penthouse boasts "the best views Manhattan has to offer from any angle," the listing says.

At $75 million with 20 percent down, a 30-year mortgage at current rates would run about $270,000 a month -- not including the monthly building maintenance fee of about $18,000 for the penthouse and about $3,300 for the maisonette. That's assuming the prospective buyer wins the co-op board's approval; in 1985, it rejected Madonna. Famous building residents other than Moore and Willis have included Steven Spielberg; Dustin Hoffman, who sold his home there early last year for $21 million; Tiger Woods; and Diane Keaton, supposedly the only board member to give Madonna a thumbs-up.

Photo by Wally Gobetz, Flickr.

Demi Moore in November 2014. She bought the San Remo penthouse with her then-husband, Bruce Willis, in 1990. (Photo by Tommaso Boddi/WireImage)

Demi Moore is asking a staggering $75 million for the Upper West Side triplex she owns atop the San Remo building. Her listing agent calls it "the last unicorn of Manhattan." Click here to read more about it on Yahoo Homes.

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