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You can rent Andrei Kirilenko's Manhattan penthouse for only $45,000 a month

Published May. 8, 2015 11:53 a.m. ET

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Andrei Kirilenko has made a lot of money in his career—over $100 million to be precise—and, apparently, he shows that off in his taste in real estate.

The former Brooklyn Net, who has since been traded to the 76ers, released by GM Sam Hinkie and gone back to Russia, has put his gorgeous Manhattan penthouse up for rent. The apartment, naturally, looks ridiculous. Here is how the Douglas Elliman real estate listing describes it:

Immediately upon entering you will be greeted by a sweeping grand foyer which leads to an impressive great room boasting floor to ceiling windows with 10’+ ceiling heights and white oak plank floors throughout and stunning northern views. The oversized master bedroom suite features a private sitting area and custom walk-in closet. The spa-like ensuite master bath features radiant heat marble flooring, glass enclosed walk-in shower with Dornbracht performance showerhead and body spray, Duravit deep soaking tub, and wall mounted towel warmers.

The Kitchen is a chef’s dream with an 48″ Liebherr refrigerator, wine refrigerator, 6-burner Miele cooktop with wall mounted pot fillers a vented hood, Miele double wall oven, microwave, and a warming drawer. Additional features include, motorized solar shades, a laundry room, wet bar area, multi-zoned central heating/cooling system, and built in audio speakers throughout. A private covered parking space at the lobby entry is included for the exclusive use of the PHNS residents as well as exclusive guest suite with separate kitchenette and entry.

You can find loads of pictures by going to the actual listing here.

(H/t to The Brooklyn Game for the find.)