An Andy Warhol original could set you back nearly $200 million. Relative to that whopping price tag, the former home of the artist—currently asking $6.195 million—sounds like a deal.
Just a couple blocks away from Tompkins Square Park, the Anglo-Italianate brick town house is located in prime East Village. Currently divided into apartments, the 4,800-square-foot structure features eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms across four stories. The top floor is the standout, with an exposed-brick wall and a light-filled sunroom at one end of the loft space. The home’s buyer will receive a set of renovation plans approved by the New York City Landmarks and Department of Buildings, allowing the building to be converted into a duplex. It’s a bit of a fixer-upper, but the home’s location and the cultural cachet associated with the king of New York Cool himself are certainly desirable. Director and frequent Warhol collaborator Paul Morrissey reportedly also lived in the building at one time.
The listing is held by Thomas Wexler of Leslie Garfield.
Sales Launch
Rosewood Residences Beverly Hills launch sales
Known for their vacation destinations across the world (including the Jean Nouvel–designed Rosewood São Paulo, which was named one of AD’s 2023 Works of Wonder), the Rosewood Hotels & Resorts chain is officially launching sales for their first stand-alone residential development in the US. Located in Beverly Hills and spearheaded by developers Nahla Capital and GPI Companies, the property and its interiors were designed by Thomas Juul-Hansen.
Juul-Hansen paid special attention to the natural materials chosen for both the exterior and interiors. The façade’s Jura limestone was sourced from Germany while the Dionysos white marble seen in the kitchens originated in premium quarries in Greece. Venetian plaster walls run throughout, and wide-plank white oak floors add a Scandinavian bent to the design scheme. The 17 units, which range from 3,000 to 7,000 square feet, feature custom Molteni&C kitchens and bathrooms with Waterworks and Toto fixtures. Six of the larger residences will also have their own pools, outdoor kitchens, and outdoor living space. Every unit is granted access to the rooftop lounge area, which has a 50-foot pool, dining space, kitchens, and a lounge surrounding an outdoor fireplace. Hospitality services, including turndown service, housekeeping, personal training, and in-residence spa treatments, will be managed by the Rosewood Residential Team.
