Jennifer Lawrence reportedly sold her Manhattan penthouse in 2020, four years after buying the Upper East Side property for $15.6 million in August 2016. The actor initially listed the three-bedroom home for $15.45 million in July 2019 before reducing the asking price to $12 million in November that year. According to Architectural Digest, the 4,073-square-foot penthouse featured 3,000 square feet of outdoor space, panoramic city views and luxury amenities. The sale followed months of price reductions on the property.
What did Jennifer Lawrence’s Manhattan penthouse look like
As reported by the New York Post, the Manhattan property offered three bedrooms and four-and-a-half bathrooms across 4,073 square feet of interior space. It also included an additional 3,000 square feet of outdoor space, along with several features associated with luxury city living.The penthouse featured a key-lock elevator, a private vestibule and 360-degree views of the city. Its great room included a two-sided limestone fireplace that divided the space into two areas. The home also had 12-foot ceilings, nearly floor-to-ceiling windows, a formal dining area and two lounge spaces.
What luxury features did the penthouse kitchen and master suite offer
The penthouse’s kitchen was custom-built and featured a large carved marble island, white cabinetry and high-end appliances. The master suite occupied one corner of the property and included a dressing room that had previously been used as a spare bedroom, as well as two bathrooms.The master suite opened directly onto a two-storey outdoor area. The lower level featured a lounge space and dining area, while the upper level included a full kitchen, a built-in grill, a sink, a refrigerator, a gas fireplace and a built-in ping-pong table.The building also offered shared amenities, including a fitness centre with a lap pool, a full-time concierge, a game room and a theatre. A garage designed to protect residents from paparazzi was another feature.
What happened to Lawrence’s other Manhattan property in Tribeca
The Upper East Side penthouse was not the only Manhattan property associated with Lawrence. The actor also maintained a condominium in Tribeca, a celebrity-favourite apartment building. Lawrence had purchased the condominium in 2017 but had reportedly spent little time living there. Instead, she had rented it out for $27,500 per month. Although the property was listed for less than its reported purchase price, the Post reported a sale at about $12 million but said the final price had not yet been recorded.