See How the CEO of J.Crew Lives with a Peek Inside His Tribeca Townhouse

J.Crew CEO Millard "Mickey" Drexler is selling his Manhattan townhouse for $29.95 million, and the listing provides a peek into the 71-year-old's uber luxurious lifestyle. With five bedrooms and five bathrooms, the 9,000-square foot Tribeca home offers loft-like living in the heart of New York City.

Built in 1892, the property originally served as a coffee roasting plant, with the current owner commissioning well-known French architect Thierry Despont to reinvent the space as a single-family home, Trulia reports. To see what it’s like to live like the man behind your favorite clothing line, flip through the photos above. 

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The Foyer

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The home's interior is the perfect mix of industrial and luxury. 

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The Dining Area

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The townhouse has an eat-in kitchen for easy entertaining.

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The Staircase 

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To preserve the home's industrial feel, the staircase was left with exposed steel that was then painted a bold yellow. 

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One of the Bedrooms

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Here, we see just one of the home's five bedrooms, featuring warm colors and soft lighting. 

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The Sitting Room

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The sitting room, complete with a fireplace, makes for a relaxing spot.

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The Master Bathroom

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With a standalone tub and room for seating, this bathroom is a cozy spa day waiting to happen.

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The Living Room

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Catching up on your latest Netflix obsession is a luxurious event in this living room.

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