She was the Queen of Comedy, and good pals with Prince Charles so, it’s no wonder her East 62nd Street penthouse was a palace. Joan loved this regal, gilded apartment and said that “It’s what Marie Antoinette would have done, if she had money.” It’s is now on the market for $28 million. Rivers died after botched procedure 6 months ago, leaving a void not only in the entertainment world, but also on her condo board, where she served as President. The mini-mansion is 5,100 square feet with four bedrooms, five fireplaces, and a terrace, on three levels. The building is a seven-story Gilded Age gem designed in 1904 by Horace Trumbauer for millionaire John Drexel and Joan’s apartment was once the ballroom. Wonder if she’ll haunt the new owners design choices:

“Oh, my God. Please! You are killing me! You are NOT putting that tacky rug in this room! Boo! No! Out!”