It pays to be a Roy! Inside the VERY lavish real-life properties featured in HBO hit Succession – from a $1 MILLION-A-WEEK yacht to a $22.5 MILLION New York City penthouse
- The Roy Family in HBO’s Succession owns a huge array of properties on the East Coast
- FEMAIL has uncovered all of the real homes that they used to film the hit show
- The series follows billionaire Logan Roy – who is the head of media conglomerate Waystar Royco – and his sons
The Roy Family in HBO’s Succession owns a huge array of properties – from luxury New York City apartments to lavish summer houses in the Hamptons, and FEMAIL has uncovered all of the real homes that they used to film the hit show ahead of the fourth series starting.
The series follows billionaire Logan Roy – who is the head of media conglomerate Waystar Royco – and his three sons, as they fight over who will soon take control of the company.
The family certainly lives a glamorous lifestyle – taking private helicopter rides whenever they please and jetting off on vacations all the time – which is why it’s no surprise that their homes are just as magnificent as their way of life.
The characters live in a range of breathtaking condos, mansions, and villas across New York state, ranging from a $23 million apartment in Manhattan to a $105 million manor in the Hamptons.
As fans of the show gear up for the next installment which is set to drop March 26, FEMAIL has looked at all of the properties that posed as the various backdrops for the Roy family so far.
Rava Roy’s Apartment
Pavilion A in the iconic Woolworth building in Manhattan posed as Rava Roy’s luxury New York City apartment in HBO’s Succession
The duplex property is located on the 29th floor of 2 Park Place. The five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom condo spans more than 6,700-square-feet
It boasts 22-foot ceilings, two powder rooms, a 52-foot living room, and a 2,800-square-foot private outdoor terrace with breathtaking views of downtown
The kitchen includes custom-made cabinetry by DADA – the luxury Italian furniture giant – as well as marble countertops, a wine fridge, and two dishwashers
As if one open kitchen is not enough, there’s also a mini-kitchen in the master suite, which also has private access to the terrace and a walk-in closet
Pavilion A is currently listed for sale at $23.3 million via real estate platform Elegran
Residents of the building have access to many amenities, including a spa with a sauna and hot tub, a private swimming pool, a fitness studio, a wine cellar, and a tasting room. The apartment is pictured in HBO’s Succession
The building also features a residential lobby that has been fully restored from retail mogul Frank W. Woolworth’s private office, where he cemented his legacy in the Big Apple
Woolworth’s building, nicknamed ‘The Cathedral of Commerce,’ housed a Woolworth’s in the first one-and-a-half floors. The apartment is pictured in HBO’s Succession
The company also kept its headquarters in the tower until 1997, when it was eventually run out of business by a new generation of retail competitors, such as Walmart. Frank W. Woolworth’s original pool has been restored for residential use
The fitness room is one of many amenities that are available to the residents of the exclusive residence
The prices of the luxury condos ranged from $3.5 million to $79 million. The building is located beside City Hall Park, Brookfield Place, and the Westfield World Trade Center
The 792-foot skyscraper was designed by Cass Gilbert and completed in 1913. It was the tallest building in the world for 17 years
In the show, Kendall Roy (played by Jeremy Strong) spends much of his time at his ex-wife Rava Roy’s (played by Natalie Gold) lush New York City apartment. It turns out, they filmed those scenes at Pavilion A in the iconic Woolworth building in Tribeca.
The duplex property is located on the 29th floor of 2 Park Place. The five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bathroom condo spans more than 6,700-square-feet.
It boasts 22-foot ceilings, six skylights, two powder rooms, a 52-foot living room, and a 2,800-square-foot private outdoor terrace with breathtaking views of downtown.
The kitchen includes custom-made cabinetry by DADA – the luxury Italian furniture giant – as well as marble countertops, a wine fridge, and two dishwashers.
As if one open kitchen is not enough, there’s also a mini-kitchen in the master suite, which also has private access to the terrace and a walk-in closet.
The master bathroom has a steam shower, a soaking tub, dual vanity sinks, and radiant heat floors.
The duplex is currently on the market – first going on sale in 2019 for $30 million, but later dropping to $23.3 million in October 2021.
Residents of the building have access to many amenities, including a spa with a sauna and hot tub, a private swimming pool, a fitness studio, a wine cellar, and a tasting room.
The building also features a residential lobby that has been fully restored from retail mogul Frank W. Woolworth’s private office, where he cemented his legacy in the Big Apple.
Woolworth’s building, nicknamed ‘The Cathedral of Commerce,’ housed a Woolworth’s in the first one-and-a-half floors.
The company also kept its headquarters in the tower until 1997, when it was eventually run out of business by a new generation of retail competitors, such as Walmart.
The 792-foot skyscraper was designed by Cass Gilbert and completed in 1913. It was the tallest building in the world for 17 years.
Its lower 28 floors are now office spaces, while the 32 luxury units above just completed a five-year renovation overseen by famed French architect Thierry W. Despont.
The prices of the luxury condos ranged from $3.5 million to $79 million. The building is located beside City Hall Park, Brookfield Place, and the Westfield World Trade Center.
Pavilion A is currently listed for sale at $23.3 million via real estate platform Elegran.
Kendall Roy’s Apartment
The modern-looking penthouse apartment on the 90th floor of the luxurious 35 Hudson Yards apartment building features a separate dining room overlooking the Hudson River
The penthouse apartment rose to fame in the third season of the HBO show, serving as Kendall Roy’s newest residence as he plotted his rise to grandeur. Actor Jeremy Strong is pictured here as Roy
A 454 square foot outdoor terrace sits 920 feet above street level, providing residents with views of the entire city
The 1,000 square foot great room comes complete with two separate fireplaces to keep families warm and cozy
The master bedroom is en-suite with a wet bar, dual dressing rooms and windowed bathrooms with full depth soaking tubs
This private yoga and meditation room in the penthouse features tall metal-textured walls and central light, and modern furniture
The different rooms in the property feature eclectic styles, like this carpeted floor, TV room with dark tone furniture
The show also showed off one of the apartment’s two bathrooms in the master suite, clad in iceberg quartzite
The penthouse also has a play-room for children, decorated with wood attractions for the little ones, balloon-sized ceiling lamps, and breathtaking views
The penthouse’s 10,171sq-ft allow for spacious and private rooms, like this recreational room for storage that has been accommodated to simulate a golf course
The penthouse’s kitchen has an opal white marble island, counters and backsplash, a full suite of Gaggenau appliances, with wine refrigeration, and a wet bar
The terrace was originally the highest in Manhattan when the apartment was listed for $59 million last year
The ritzy 35 Hudson Yards was designed by David Childs and built on a platform over an old rail yard
The penthouse apartment that served as the on-screen home of Kendall Roy sold in September 2022 for a whopping $35million.
It remains unclear who purchased the modern five bedroom, six-and-a-half bathroom residence — which spans the entire 90th floor of the luxurious 35 Hudson Yards apartment building — as New York City property records only show that it was purchased under a shell company, Sky Palace LLC.
The apartment was originally listed in 2021 for $59 million, boasting the city’s highest perched terrace that was on the market at the time, at 920 feet above street level. That’s 70 feet higher than the Top of the Rock at Rockefeller Center.
It also boasts a private elevator landing and views of the World Trade Center, the Statue of Liberty, the East River Bridges and even the Atlantic Ocean.
The penthouse apartment rose to fame in the third season of the HBO show, serving as Kendall Roy’s newest residence as he plotted his rise to grandeur.
Kendall Roy is the second-oldest son of fictitious media mogul Logan Roy, played by Brian Cox.
Actor Jeremy Strong said in an interview with EW last year that the swanky apartment is ‘necessary’ to show off just how wealthy the characters in the show are.
‘I think it’s necessary that the rarified world that these characters live in, that we are in the show, and the show has that wingspan and that grandeur.
‘It was limited by the pandemic in terms of where we could go and what we could do, but I think they really pulled it off,’ he continued.
‘My apartment this year was at the penthouse at Hudson Yards [in Manhattan] which is a really spectacular piece of real estate.’
The apartment itself boasts a sprawling 10,171 square feet with a 454 square foot outdoor terrace to take in the views of New York City.
Ceilings in the beautiful residence reach up to 14 feet and French oak doors provide the home with a sophisticated look.
It comes with a chef’s kitchen, equipped with Michelin-worthy appliances, an opal white marble island, and a wine refrigerator.
The master bedroom, meanwhile, comes with an en-suit wet bar, dual dressing rooms, and dual windowed bathrooms.
The modern-looking home also has its own private gym, library and media room to entertain guests, as well as a separate dining room that fits a dozen people.
There is also a separate play room for young children inside the sprawling home, decorated with wood attractions for the little ones, balloon-sized ceiling lamps, and breathtaking views, as well as a recreation room for adults.
And a 1,000 square foot great room comes complete with two separate fireplaces to keep families warm and cozy on cold, winter days.
It was finished in 2019 and no owner has been listed since. In 2019, The Wall Street Journal reported that the initial asking price was $59million.
The ritzy 35 Hudson Yards was designed by David Childs and built on a platform over an old rail yard.
The 1,010 foot tall apartment building sits atop the luxurious Equinox Hotel, where residents can use their gym, indoor and outdoor pools and spa.
But the apartment building also provides residents with private amenities, including their own gym with a stretching/yoga studio, meditation room, a cocktail lounge and a private dining room with catering services overlooking the Hudson River.
It has drawn the attention of even NFL great Rob Gronkowski, who purchased his own three-bedroom, three-and-a-half bathroom corner home last year for $7 million.
Roman Roy’s Apartment
The slick Manhattan townhouse where Kieran Culkin’s character Roman Roy lived is currently for sale for a cool $22.5 million
A shot of Culkin in Succession, which featured the Chelsea home
Catering to homeowners with refined tastes and plenty of cash to splash, interior shots show that no expensive has been spared in the design of the contemporary home. Pictured is one of the five bathrooms
The fourth floor is dedicated to the home’s master suite, which includes a massive full bathroom with a free-standing soaking tub, a multi-jet walk-in shower and a powder room
The home’s private cinema room, complete with couches and ping pong tables
The wine cellar in the property can hold more than 400 bottles
The indoor pool has a wave machine so swimmers can train
From the roof, the property serves up prime views of Manhattan
An indoor gym is another feature of the multi-million dollar property
On the design front, a clean and fresh look runs throughout the property, with neutral color tones and minimalist furnishings
The manse was once listed for $37 million and spent four years on the market with no buyer
Before hitting the market earlier this year, the home was being rented for $67,000 per month
In the kitchen there is also a suite of fully-integrated appliances by top end brands Miele and Gaggenau, including dual wall-mounted ovens and two refrigerators
LEFT: A stunning light feature in the home’s kitchen. RIGHT: The stairs up to the rooftop terrace
The slick Manhattan townhouse where Kieran Culkin’s character Roman Roy is currently on sale $22.5 million after being on the market for months.
Catering to homeowners with refined tastes and plenty of cash to splash just like the Roys, interior shots show that no expensive has been spared in the design of the contemporary home – with some of the highlights including a swimming pool, a huge cinema, a glass-enclosed garage and a wine cellar that can hold more than 400 bottles.
In total there are five bedrooms in the 11,000 sqft property at 357 West 17th Street and to ensure there are no queues when entertaining guests, there are 12 bathrooms.
At the heart of the home is a sprawling kitchen, complete with two marble-clad islands, a dining area and floor-to-ceiling glass doors opening out on to an outdoor dining area.
Another outdoor space can be found on the rooftop, with prime views of the Manhattan skyline.
So guests can soak up the views in style there’s a hot tub and several sun loungers.
Moving to the bedrooms, all feature plenty of natural light thanks to large windows.
The fourth floor is dedicated to the home’s master suite – which features a bedroom, a home office, a large dressing area and a massive full bathroom complete with a free-standing soaking tub, a multi-jet walk-in shower and a powder room.
The other bedrooms are located on the fifth and third floors.
So all of the six floors can be navigated with ease, there is a commercial-grade glass elevator that serves every level from the cellar to the roof deck.
In terms of the fixtures and fittings, the property listing highlights that interior designers went about installing the ‘finest finishes’ – with some of these including a custom DaVinci fireplace, imported Italian doors with Swarovski crystal handles, wet bars with concealed sinks and a ‘stunning’ bespoke Italian chandelier.
In the kitchen there is also a suite of fully-integrated appliances by top end brands Miele and Gaggenau, including dual wall-mounted ovens and two refrigerators.
On the design front, a clean and fresh look runs throughout the property, with neutral color tones and minimalist furnishings.
From the get go the property experts say this home makes a big impression, with a ‘grand’ lobby adorned with marble floors and ‘dramatic’ high ceilings.
In terms of location, the property boasts a prime setting in New York’s fashionable Chelsea neighborhood, where dozens of celebrities live including Cameron Diaz, Harrison Ford, Nicole Kidman and Katie Holmes.
There’s a spread of attractions on the doorstep, with two of the popular ones being the High Line and Chelsea Market.
The show-stopping manse was once listed for $37 million and spent four years on the market with no buyer.
However, after a 41 per cent price cut in 2020 it sold for $14.99 million and was relisted as a $67,000-per-month rental.
The property went back on the market earlier this year listed at $25 million by real estate agency Douglas Elliman, but the sale price has since been reduced. Lila Nejad of Douglas Elliman is the listing agent for the property.
Logan Roy’s Apartment
As for Logan Roy (played by Brian Cox), and his third wife, Marcia ‘Marcy’ Roy’s (played by Hiam Abbass) home, they live in a spacious Fifth Avenue townhouse located opposite the Metropolitan Museum of Art
It turns out, that apartment isn’t actually real, but instead, it was a set created in Silvercup Studios
However, scenes that take place in the lobby of the townhouse were filmed in the American Irish Historical Society at 991 Fifth Avenue in New York City
Production designer Stephen Carter told Architectural Digest that when designing the apartment, he was inspired by the homes of Edgar Bronfman and Charles Bronfman
Decorator George DeTitta Jr. added that when decorating the apartment, they ‘didn’t want to draw overt attention to the family’s wealth’
As for Logan Roy, played by Brian Cox, and his third wife Marcia ‘Marcy’ Roy’s, played by Hiam Abbass, home, they live in a spacious Fifth Avenue townhouse located opposite the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
It turns out, that apartment isn’t actually real, but instead, it was a set created in Silvercup Studios. However, scenes that take place in the lobby of the townhouse were filmed in the American Irish Historical Society at 991 Fifth Avenue in New York City.
Production designer Stephen Carter told Architectural Digest that when designing the apartment, he was inspired by the homes of Edgar Bronfman and Charles Bronfman.
‘I was influenced by the Fifth Avenue apartments of Edgar Bronfman and Charles Bronfman as they were on the same stretch of street where Logan’s apartment would be, particularly the simple muted color scheme from Charles’s apartment,’ he explained.
‘Edgar Senior’s apartment has the scale, views, and layout, but the color palette was pretty shocking to the eye.’
‘The color palette was very clean and almost a bleached monotone of wealth. I didn’t feel these were very tactile people, comfort-wise, and they wanted everything around them to be visually elegant.’
Decorator George DeTitta Jr. added that when decorating the apartment, they ‘didn’t want to draw overt attention to the family’s wealth.’
‘We didn’t want to draw overt attention to the family’s wealth with the decoration of the show, instead selecting a mix of pieces, both contemporary and antique, to tell the story of their elevated place in society more subtly,’ he told Set Decorators.
Roy Family’s Vacation Home
HBO used Henry Ford II’s estate, which recently sold for $105 million, for the Roy Family vacation home
The house, which is located at 90 Jule Pond Drive in the glamorous beach-front neighborhood of the Hamptons in Long Island, New York, is complete with 42-aces of land
The luxurious mansion was originally priced at $175 million when it was listed in 2017, and later reduced to $145 million before finally selling for $105 million this month. It is pictured in HBO’s Succession
The house, which sits on Jule Pond, boasts nearly a quarter mile of Atlantic Ocean frontage – making it the largest ocean frontage in the Hamptons – and has access to three ponds and Mecox Bay
It was built in the early 1960s but underwent a major renovation in 2008. However, they kept many of the home’s original details such as distinctive ceiling moldings, traditional chandeliers, Italian marble fireplaces, and antique bathroom fixtures
The 20,000-square-foot house has 12 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, two master suites, a chef’s kitchen, a games room, a library, multiple reception rooms, and a 48-foot living room. It is pictured in HBO’s Succession
Outside, it boasts a spa, a greenhouse, an outdoor kitchen, an outdoor shower, tennis courts, a basketball court, a guest house, a six-car garage, meditation gardens, and a 20-foot, heated, gunite pool
The property was once part of a 235-acre estate owned by famous car-maker Henry Ford’s grandson. After he divorced from his wife, Anne McDonnell, she broke it up and sold it piece by piece. It is pictured in HBO’s Succession
It was recently sold to an offshore company based in the Cayman Islands by a portfolio manager named Brenda Earl, who had purchased the house in 2002 for $21.75 million from Italian financier Carlo Traglio. It is pictured in HBO’s Succession
As do many wealthy people who live in the city, the Roy family have a vacation home in the glamorous beach-front neighborhood of the Hamptons, which they spend much of their time in. These scenes were filmed at the Henry Ford II’s estate, which sold for $105 million two years ago.
The house, which is located at 90 Jule Pond Drive in Long Island, New York, is complete with 42-aces of land, a quarter mile of ocean frontage, access to three ponds, a meditation garden, and more.
The luxurious mansion was originally priced at $175 million when it was listed in 2017, and later reduced to $145 million before finally selling for $105 million in November 2021.
The Hamptons has long-been a summer enclave for some of New York’s wealthiest residents, and many celebrities have even purchased homes of their own there – including Jimmy Buffett, Martha Stewart, Jon Bon Jovi, Paul Simon, Jerry Seinfeld, Jennifer Lopez, Beyoncé, Gwyneth Paltrow, Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downy Jr., Sarah Jessica Parker, and Anderson Cooper.
The house, which sits on Jule Pond, boasts nearly a quarter mile of Atlantic Ocean frontage – making it the largest ocean frontage in the Hamptons – and has access to three ponds and Mecox Bay. It has a gated entranceway and a long, tree-lined driveway.
It was built in the early 1960s but underwent a major renovation in 2008. However, they kept many of the home’s original details such as distinctive ceiling moldings, traditional chandeliers, Italian marble fireplaces, French parquet floors, and antique bathroom fixtures.
The 20,000-square-foot house has 12 bedrooms and 12 bathrooms, two master suites, a chef’s kitchen, a games room, a library, multiple reception rooms, and a 48-foot living room. There is also an entire wing of the house designed for staff members to live in, complete with its own entrance.
Outside, it boasts a spa, a greenhouse, an outdoor kitchen, an outdoor shower, tennis courts, a basketball court, a guest house, a six-car garage, meditation gardens, and a 20-foot, heated, gunite pool – a concrete blend of sand, cement, and water that’s known for it’s long-lasting strength.
It was sold by a portfolio manager named Brenda Earl, who had purchased the house in 2002 for $21.75 million from Italian financier Carlo Traglio. And even though she has spent millions on its refurbishment, she has still earned a big profit on the sale.
The buyer is an offshore company based in the Cayman Islands, which is believed to be connected to Canadian swimmer Richard Funk’s family, Dirt has reported. The sale has been classified as the second largest sale in Long Island.
The property was once part of a 235-acre estate owned by famous car-maker Henry Ford’s grandson. After he divorced from his wife, Anne McDonnell, she took control of the land and decided to break it up and sell it piece by piece. In 1975, she sold this part of the land for $1.8 million.
Josh Aaranson’s Home
In the fourth episode of season three, Kendall and Logan went to visit one of their biggest investors, Josh Aaronson (played by Adrien Brody) in his mansion located on a private island
It turns out, the home that they filmed these scenes in isn’t actually located on a private island, in fact, it’s also located in the Hamptons
Sitting at 115 Beach Lane in Wainscott, New York, the 11,000-square-foot house has six bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. It was designed by Barnes Coy Architects and sits on 2-acres of land
Floor-to-ceiling tempered glass windows, 22-foot-tall ceilings, a steam room (complete with a sauna), a recreational room, a gym, a floating staircase, an elevator, and a golf simulator can also be found in the house. It is pictured in HBO’s Succession
Outside, there are several seaside decks, an infinity pool, an outdoor kitchen, a dining table, and a seaside living room
In the fourth episode of season three, Kendall and Logan went to visit one of their biggest investors, Josh Aaronson (played by Adrien Brody) at his mansion – which is located on a private island. It turns out, the home that they filmed these scenes in isn’t actually located on a private island, in fact, it’s also located in the Hamptons.
Sitting at 115 Beach Lane in Wainscott, New York, the 11,000-square-foot house has six bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. It was designed by Barnes Coy Architects and has 2-acres of land.
Floor-to-ceiling tempered glass windows, 22-foot-tall ceilings, a steam room (complete with a sauna), a recreational room, a gym, a floating staircase, an elevator, and a golf simulator can also be found in the house.
Outside, there are several seaside decks, an infinity pool, an outdoor kitchen, a dining table, and a seaside living room.
The current owners initially purchased the home in 2015 for $16.5 million. They listed it for $52 million earlier this year, but took it off the market a few months later.
Stephen told Architectural Digest that when looking for a place to portray Josh’s mansion, he felt it was important to find a home that appeared isolated so that it would seem like it was on a private island, and this one was perfect.
‘If you know that Hamptons coast, you know that it’s built up within an inch of its life,’ he said. ‘One of the nice things about this property is that once you get out onto the pool deck, you sense that there might not be too many other buildings close by.’
He said filming took place over one day, and that they had to make minimal changes to the décor, which includes a white sectional sofa, and a dining area with six leather chairs.
‘You’ve got these great views out toward the beach. You have great light coming in. One of the things we try to do on the show is to create [the suggestion of] wealth through an abundance of space, light, and [ceiling] height in every situation,’ he continued.
‘You want to feel that these people don’t have the creative wherewithal to connect personally to the things in their lives. They’re not out combing flea markets looking for the perfect midcentury piece. They’re hiring decorators.’
Roy Family Vacation Home
In the last two episodes of Season three, the Roy family jetted off to Italy for vacation. They rent out a glamorous home in Tuscany, and they filmed the scenes at a 17th century villa, called Villa Centinale
The villa was built in 1680 and designed by the late architect Carlo Fontana. It is now owned by a man named Edward Lambton, who rents it out as a vacation home from $30,742. It is pictured in HBO’s Succession
Tucked into a wooded hillside in Italy, it has 13 bedrooms across five floors, and many of the rooms contain beautiful paintings and murals on the walls and ceilings
There is also two swimming pools, two kitchens, a game room, a gym, and tennis courts. It is pictured in HBO’s Succession
To make things even better, there are staff onsite at all times – including a house manager, a chef, maids, and a porter. The property is pictured in HBO’s Succession
In the last two episodes of season three, the Roy family jetted off to Italy for vacation. They rented out a glamorous home in Tuscany, and they filmed the scenes at a 17th century villa, called Villa Centinale.
The villa was built in 1680 and designed by the late architect Carlo Fontana.
It is now owned by a man named Edward Lambton, who rents it out as a vacation home. Prices for a week-long stay varies from $26,520 to $65,770 depending on the season.
Tucked into a wooded hillside in Italy, it has 13 bedrooms across five floors, and many of the rooms contain beautiful paintings and murals on the walls and ceilings.
The property also boasts two swimming pools, two kitchens, a game room, a gym, and tennis courts. To make things even better, there are staff onsite at all times – including a house manager, a chef, maids, and a porter.
Roy Family Vacation Yacht
A scene from the season two finale of Succession, which used the Solandge as a filming location
The pool onboard the Solandge, the stunning superyacht that featured in the hit TV drama Succession
This is the 280ft boat’s impressive panoramic top deck, which has a beach club area with a hot tub
The interior boasts a movie theatre, pictured, as well as a large main salon with a bar, a games room and seating areas
The Solandge, pictured, is considered one of the finest motorboats in the world
One of the living areas on the Solandge, which was the result of a collaboration between Rodriguez Interiors and Dolker & Voges
The German-built boat is so large that it comes with an enormous crew of 29, who sleep in 15 cabins
The stunning gold-leaf ceilings are lit by Schonbeck chandeliers that drip with amethyst and rose quartz
Guest rooms include a VIP suite that can be converted into two spacious cabins and a further two doubles and two twin cabins
The interior of the ultra-luxurious yacht exudes elegance with wooden floors that have borders of honey, onyx and stone
The yacht was chartered by Moran Yacht and Ship, which said the Solandge is ‘the perfect combination of performance and luxury’
When guests first board the ship, they are greeted by the breathtaking main saloon, pictured
In the dramatic series finale of Season two, the Succession cast members take to a superyacht for a cruise around the Mediterranean.
This luxurious setting was awash with plenty of scandal with Logan disingenuously suggesting stepping down as CEO and Connor’s iPad getting lost overboard among the highlights.
For viewers wishing to re-live the Roy’s uber-luxury holiday without the drama the vessel, called the Solandge, is available to charter through Fraser Yachts for $1,059,500 a week.
It is considered one of the largest and most luxurious charter yachts currently on the market with a spread of amenities to keep guests busy for days.
The 280ft boat features a panoramic top deck that consists of a beach club area with a customised dance floor, DJ station, hot tub and bar.
The bridge deck is ideal for relaxation and casual dining as it has a spacious seating area.
There is also a fully-equipped health spa – featuring a massage room, gym and sauna – which leads out onto a glass-edged pool.
The interior also boasts a movie theatre, a large main salon with bar, a games room and seating areas.
The Solandge sleeps 12 guests in eight stunning staterooms and has a large owner’s deck and suite.
Guest rooms include a VIP suite, which can be converted into two spacious cabins, and a further two doubles and two twin cabins.
The German-built boat is so large that it comes with an enormous crew of 29 who sleep in 15 cabins.
The interior of the ultra-luxurious yacht exudes elegance with wooden floors that have borders of honey, onyx and stone.
The stunning gold-leaf ceilings are lit by Schonbeck chandeliers that are dripping with amethyst and rose quartz crystals.
The Solandge was a collaboration between Rodriguez Interiors and Dolker & Voges, which used 50 different marble and granite surfaces along with 30 alternative kinds of wood throughout.
When guests first board the ship, they are greeted by the breathtaking main saloon, which boasts two magnificent walls of back-lit amethyst.
From May to September, the yacht is set for cruising around the Mediterranean, while from October to April it is available to rent in the Indian Ocean.
AND FOR SEASON FOUR…
For season four, the Emmy-winning drama will move at least some of its deal-making and family backstabbing to the Scandinavian mountains of Norway, according to Variety. The Juvet Landscape Hotel is tipped as one of the locations
Cinema fans may recall the Juvet from the 2014 film Ex Machina starring Oscar Isaac, Domhnall Gleeson and Alicia Vikander
A spokesperson for the Juvet told DailyMail.com that they could not confirm or comment on the subject. The property offers a handful of photogenic cabins on stilts
Facilities at the hotel include a spa complete with a hot tub, steam room and sauna, and a dining room in a former barn serving up breakfast, lunch and dinner using locally-sourced seasonal ingredients
Waystar Royco may soon crown a new king in the north. As the corporate battles continue to escalate on Succession, the HBO series’ upcoming season will get a temporary reprieve from its usual location within the concrete jungle of Manhattan.
For season four, the Emmy-winning drama will move at least some of its deal-making and family backstabbing to the Scandinavian mountains of Norway, according to Variety.
The Norwegian setting will be the backdrop as the sale of media conglomerate Waystar Royco to tech mogul Lukas Matsson (Alexander Skarsgård) moves closer and members of the Roy family travel to Matsson’s homeland.
‘From the beginning, [showrunner Jesse Armstrong’s] idea was that the tech company was going to be led by someone from a Scandinavian country,’ producer Scott Ferguson told the outlet.
Cast members such as Skarsgard and Sarah Snook (Shiv) have been shooting at locations in western Norway including Atlantic Ocean Road, the Romsdalen Gondola, and the Juvet Landscape Hotel.
Cinema fans may recall the Juvet from the 2014 film Ex Machina starring Oscar Isaac, Domhnall Gleeson and Alicia Vikander.
‘When we saw images of the remarkable architecture and setting of Juvet we got really excited,’ Ferguson added.
‘Norway is a glorious, natural setting. It immediately seemed like a perfect place for a family gathering in the series. We studied different countries, but we realized Norway just has this exceptional landscape – like nowhere else in the world.’
A spokesperson for the Juvet told DailyMail.com that they could not confirm or comment on the subject. The property offers a handful of photogenic cabins on stilts.
Each structure features glass walls so that guests can soak up views of the surrounding valley, forest and the river below. Stays start from around $440 a night for two people with breakfast included.
One of the largest rooms at the hotel, which would be fit for the Roy family, is the Writer’s Lodge. This offers two bedrooms with space for four people, a living room, a kitchen and ‘a nice patio facing the forest.’
A description on the hotel’s website says: ‘Writer’s Lodge is a place for those who want to escape from the hustle and bustle for a while, either to write something, compose music or art, or simply recharge their batteries.’
Facilities at the hotel include a spa complete with a hot tub, steam room and sauna, and a dining room in a former barn serving up breakfast, lunch and dinner using locally-sourced seasonal ingredients.
As expected further plot details for the fourth season are being kept tightly under wraps. At the end of last season, the series left off with ruthless Waystar CEO/family patriarch Logan Roy withholding control from his children: Kendall, Roman, Conor and Shiv.
In addition to Skarsgard, HBO confirmed the return of Dagmara Domińczyk, Arian Moayed, Juliana Canfield, Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Justin Kirk, Stephen Root, Hope Davis, and Cherry Jones as guest stars for the upcoming fourth season. Last September, the HBO series won Outstanding Drama Series at the 2022 Emmy Awards.
Matthew Macfadyen, who plays Shiv’s husband Tom, took home Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series and showrunner Jesse Armstrong won for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series.
The series, which many believe is loosely based on News. Corp mogul Rupert Murdoch’s family, has been a hit since premiering in 2018.
PROPERTIES FEATURED IN HBO’S SUCCESSION
Rava Roy’s Apartment: 2 Park Place, New York City
Kendall Roy’s Apartment: 35 Hudson Yards, New York City
Roman Roy’s Apartment: 357 West 17th, New York City
Logan Roy’s Apartment: 991 5th Avenue, New York City
Roy Family Vacation Home: 90 Jule Pond Drive, Southampton, New York
Josh Aaranson’s Home: 115 Beach Ln, Wainscott, New York
Roy Family Vacation Home: Villa Cetinale, Italy
Roy Family Vacation Yacht: Solandge, Mediterranean and Indian Ocean
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