Recently, on-again, off-again couple Bella Hadid and The Weeknd became the latest pair of celebrities to move into 443 Greenwich Street, a luxury apartment building— and noted haven for Manhattan's rich and famous.
The amenity-filled building, which is located in New York's SoHo neighborhood, claims to be "paparazzi-proof," making it a magnet for celebrities, like Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, Rebel Wilson, and Meg Ryan, among others, per the New York Post.
Jake Gyllenhaal bought an apartment there in 2017, along with Harry Styles and Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds. Jennifer Lawrence allegedly rents her 443 Greenwich apartment out for nearly $30,000 a month. Imagine the tenant's association meetings.
One of the building's biggest selling points? An underground garage that makes it easy to safely and securley enter and exit the building without notice. "In particular, the respectful adaptation, as well as creation of underground parking and valet lobby, were critical for early market-leading sales, including to automobile-enthusiast buyers," a representative for the architecture firm for CetraRuddy told INSIDER. "It has been called 'paparazzi-proof' for its punched windows, original brick masonry façade, and secure drive-in garage access."
Secure parking and privacy aside, the building offers an interior courtyard garden, marble lap pool, and an on-sight wine cellar, all of which have helped attract high-profile New Yorkers who are looking to keep a low profile.
Keep scrolling to take a look inside one of the building's penthouse apartments, which is currently on the market for $16,250,000 (in case you have some spare change lying around).
The towering brick building is tucked away on a cobblestone street in Lower Manhattan.
The building was constructed in 1882 with the intent of being a book bindery, real estate agent Patricia Lockridge of the Corcoran Group told INSIDER. Today, it houses 53 residential apartments.
Of the 53 units, eight are penthouses — like this unit, which is in on the market for $16,250,000.
The kitchen features custom cabinetry from Christopher Peacock, Calacatta marble counters, a six-burner Wolf stove, two dishwashers, and additional Gaggenau appliances, per the StreetEasy listing.
Every apartment has it's own entry elevator, adding to the private, exclusive feel, Lockridge said.
Every unit "sexy feel with understated elegance" that's enhanced by an open floor plan, Lockridge said.
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