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MARCH 24, 2011

Historic artist’s townhouse up for sale; Madge’s mansion gets in shape; Behind the scenes at Sean Parker’s party pad

The Upper East Side townhouse where pop artist Andy Warhol lived when he created some of his most influential work—including the iconic “Campbell’s Soup Can”—just went on the market (NYTimes). The single family Carnegie Hill house is currently listed for $4.29 million. Though 19th century touches have been preserved, the 5 bedroom home has been updated with thoroughly modern kitchens and baths. The house last changed hands in 2008 (NY Times).

Madonna’s $32 million home at 152 East 81st Street just grew another level, and the new floor will reportedly be a gym, giving the material mom plenty of room for honing that buff bod (CurbedNY). Additional renovations include two master suites and a hair salon and a wine cellar and playroom one flight below the two-car garage on the ground floor (NYPost).

New York Jets wide receiver Santonio Holmes checked out a condo at the 400 5th Avenue Setai—a $5 million three bedroom on the 55th floor (NYPost).

Napster and Facebook rugrat Sean Parker talks about his new West Village pad in the NYTimes. Parker had been renting the infamous six-floor, 7,500-square-foot party house, dubbed Bacchus House, before buying it for $20 million from Cinzano liquor heir Enrico Marone Cinzano.

Ex-ecutive suite: Ted Harbert, chairman of NBC Broadcasting and ex-flame of Chelsea Handler, has joined the high-ticket rental game with a $14,000 a month 2,000 square foot penthouse at 426 West 58th Street (NYPost).

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