A manhattan one-bedroom co-opener once belonged to Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward has sold for more than 40% over his required price.
Avenue’s fifth pillow ranked $ 9.95 million in early December for the first time in four decades.
There was an intensely war of bids and a contract was signed after only three weeks. The paint was finally said on sale, reported Wall Street Journal for about $ 14 million.
The 3,000-square-foot collaboration received half the upper floor of the 15-storey building, located in 1126 ave. Fifth.
Hollywood star, philanthropy and multi-casting All-Alle bought the property of Carnegie Hill in the 1980s. Newman and his wife Woodward, also an actress, reconfigured two bedrooms in a bedroom in Spaceus. The reserve bedroom now functions as a library.
The two Oscar winners used the property as a second home for decades. Newman died in 2008 at the age of 83 and survives Woodward, 95, who now lives in Connecticut.
Douglas Elliman Agents Noble Black and Jennifer Stillman represented sellers. More than 50 possible buyers visited the property in December, the newspaper reported.
Nearly a dozen offers came in, Black Outlet told, including a $ 14 million in north offer. This potential buyer was finally rejected by the Newman family on the grounds that, after the bidder planned to use the pillow as their last-to-foot self-hectic, they are likely to be rejected by the co-op board.
The romantic apartment offers two terraces that include 2,300 square meters. Both observations boast views of Central Park and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis tank.
Clea Newman Soderlund, the couple’s youngest daughter, told the New York Times in December that the terraces previously expected cocktails and dinners with the likes of Tom Cruise and Cher, as well as Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.
The successful new homeowners, represented by Brown Harris Stevens, remain anonymous. They were identified by black only as a couple in financially.
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