Louis C.K. Sells Boho-Chic Downtown NYC Home for $2.36M.
Comedian Louis C.K., whose real name is Louis Alfred Székely, has sold his Greenwich Village residence located in a historic red-brick townhouse for $2.36 million, as reported by Gimme Shelter.
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The stylish home was first listed for sale last May with an asking price of $2.45 million, according to StreetEasy.
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This three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment spans three levels within a four-story, 10-unit walk-up at 345 W. 4th St., situated between Horatio and Gansevoort streets. C.K. purchased the co-op with his then-wife, Alix Bailey, for $250,000 back in 2006, based on property records. The building itself dates back to 1926.
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The home features design elements like three fireplaces adorned with marble mantels.
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Upon entering, you’ll find a spacious living room on the parlor floor that connects to a cozy L-shaped kitchen, complete with a vintage island for prep and storage, plus a breakfast bar.
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There’s also a sizable room with three windows and a fireplace that can function as a dining area or an extra bedroom. A staircase leads to a second-floor bedroom, which includes another fireplace and views of the historic Jackson Square Park.
The third bedroom is located at street level and can be accessed via a spiral staircase from the parlor floor. It has its own private entrance, making it suitable for use as a home office.
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Building amenities feature a shared rooftop with city views, and it’s conveniently located near the Jane Street Garden and Abingdon Square.
In December 2022, C.K. sold a 1,450-square-foot co-op at 101 W. 12th St. for $1.8 million, having purchased it for $2.45 million in 2016. He also sold his five-bedroom property at 35 Charlton St. for $5.8 million, as previously reported by Gimme.
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That's lower than the $6.5 million he spent on the Soho townhouse located between Sixth Avenue and Varick Street back in 2012. This 4,822-square-foot home was built in 1829.
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C.K. acknowledged his sexual misconduct in 2017 and offered an apology. He later minimized the events and has since received a Grammy for Best Comedy Album.
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Louis C.K.'s former Greenwich Village home offers a unique blend of charm and comfort, tucked away in one of New York City's most iconic neighborhoods. The historic townhouse, with its three fireplaces, vintage kitchen island, and cozy living spaces, reflects the character and style of the area.
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Located near Jackson Square Park, the apartment enjoys proximity to some of the city’s best restaurants, boutiques, and cultural landmarks. The shared rooftop with city views is a perfect spot to unwind. This home truly encapsulates the essence of Greenwich Village, combining historic charm with modern living.
The listing agents were Carl Gambino and Justin Montero from Compass.
