{"id":154697,"date":"2026-03-05T23:43:12","date_gmt":"2026-03-05T23:43:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/154697\/"},"modified":"2026-03-05T23:43:12","modified_gmt":"2026-03-05T23:43:12","slug":"stacy-london-is-selling-her-carroll-gardens-apartment","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/154697\/","title":{"rendered":"Stacy London Is Selling Her Carroll Gardens Apartment"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\n Stacy London is selling her loftlike Carroll Gardens duplex, as seen in this listing photo.
\n Photo: Compass\n <\/p>\n

This past November, Stacy London opened her Carroll Gardens two-bedroom to the public for a ticketed estate sale<\/a>.\u00a0Her Kusama glass pumpkins and framed art, a gazillion statement earrings and rings, a bedazzled \u201cV.I.P\u201d cap and racks and racks of clothes \u2014\u00a0all\u00a0for the taking. \u201cI am sort of blowing up my life,\u201d the former What Not to Wear host told People<\/a> at the time. Now, she\u2019s saying \u201cbye\u201d to the apartment, too.<\/p>\n

London\u2019s co-op at 57 3rd Street went on the market<\/a> on Thursday, with Compass broker Beth Gittleman listing the property for\u00a0a buck shy of $2 million. When the future QVC designer moved into the place in 2006, she apparently knocked down all the walls to make it, in London\u2019s telling<\/a>, \u201ca duplex loft with no doors.\u201d (Soho\u2019s<\/a> influence on London clearly went beyond fashion.)<\/p>\n

The two-bedroom, two-bath\u2019s layout is what you might expect from London. The lower level (which does, in fact, have doors) comes with two walk-in closets, a shoe closet with racks up to the ceiling, and a custom dressing room with a vanity and teal-green paint job on the hardwood floors.\u00a0Also on the first floor: one of the apartment\u2019s two bathrooms and a massive bedroom. (\u201cNobody needs to worry about how they\u2019re storing the stuff,\u201d Gittleman says of the many, many closets.) Upstairs, it\u2019s lofted ceilings and a working marble fireplace, the living-dining areas, and a home office. (The second bed might be a matter of losing the dining area or ditching the office.) There are other nice perks, including private outdoor space that doubles as parking and central A\/C in a prewar building.<\/p>\n

Gittleman declined to share the\u00a0reason behind London\u2019s move, but 20 years is a long time to live in one place, at least among the semi-famous in New York. London is 56 now and reunited with her What Not to Wear co-host, Clinton Kelly, for a new show on Prime Video, so maybe she\u2019s just ready for change. And if your budget is a little more Rent the Runway than major mortgage, the apartment can apparently be leased<\/a>, too \u2014\u00a0for $9,500 a month.<\/p>\n

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\n London\u2019s dressing room, as seen in this photo, is very Stacy London.
\n Photo: Compass\n <\/p>\n

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\n The lofted ceilings in London\u2019s apartment, as seen in this listing photo.
\n Photo: Compass\n <\/p>\n

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