James Gandolfini’s former NYC digs list for $16.49 million
A stunning Greek Revival townhouse in the heart of New York’s West Village, which has been home to late actor James Gandolfini and “The O.C.” star Mischa Barton, is now on the market for $16.49 million.
The landmarked 25-foot-wide residence at 179 Sullivan St. was built in 1835 and was once owned by Jay Gould, a Gilded Age tycoon. The current owner, sculptor Leah Poller, purchased the building in 2005 and renovated its five units.
The five-bedroom, six-bathroom residence spans approximately 9,300 square feet and features 2,300 square feet of private outdoor space. Its architectural charms include an original curved staircase, arches, columns, cornices, a double-entry foyer, and floor-to-ceiling windows, as well as a 1,250-square-foot rooftop with limitless potential.
WireImage The much-missed star of “The Sopranos,” James Gandolfini.
Gandolfini, who is widely recognized for his outstanding performance as the mob boss Tony Soprano in “The Sopranos,” rented the second floor as his study while performing “God of Carnage” on Broadway in 2009 from Poller.
The residence features a floor-through commercial space on the ground floor, currently occupied by a medical office.
Jessica Bryant of Concrete Real Estate NYC and Valerie Zingaro of Ardent Property Group have the co-listing.
FAQs:
Q: What is the price of the townhouse?
A: The townhouse is listed for $16.49 million.
Q: When was the townhouse built?
A: The townhouse was built in 1835.
Q: Who are some of the notable residents of the townhouse?
A: Late actor James Gandolfini and “The O.C.” star Mischa Barton have both (separately) called the townhouse home.
Q: Who is the current owner of the townhouse?
A: Sculptor Leah Poller is the current owner of the townhouse.
Q: How many bedrooms and bathrooms does the townhouse have?
A: The townhouse features five bedrooms and six full bathrooms.
Q: What are some of the townhouse’s architectural characteristics?
A: The townhouse features an original curved staircase, arches, columns, cornices, a double-entry foyer, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a 1,250-square-foot rooftop.
Former New York City residence of James Gandolfini listed for $16.49 million.
A Greek Revival townhouse situated in the West Village, known for being the former home of iconic actor James Gandolfini and “The O.C.” star Mischa Barton, is now on the market for an asking price of $16.49 million. The property, located at 179 Sullivan St. was built in 1835 and was once owned by Gilded Age tycoon Jay Gould. The property is currently being sold by sculptor Leah Poller, who purchased the building in 2005 and renovated its five units. Gandolfini once rented the second floor as his study while performing in “God of Carnage” on Broadway in 2009.
Spread across 9,300 square feet with an additional 2,300 square feet of private outdoor space, the five-bedroom residence features six full bathrooms, original curved staircases, arches, columns, cornices and floor-to-ceiling windows which provide an impressive view. The 1,250-square-foot rooftop is an open canvas, adding to the charm of the home. A floor-through commercial space on the ground floor is currently being utilized for a medical office. Jessica Bryant, of Concrete Real Estate NYC, and Valerie Zingaro, of Ardent Property Group, are co-listing the property.