Sales for Chloë’s cozy maisonette, Judge Judy’s pied-a-terre; West Village duplex offers drum studio and supermodel neighbor .

Blonde indie film veteran Chloë Sevigny’s East Village garden apartment was finally sold for $1.76 million. The one-bedroom co-op at 119 East 10th Street was purchased by tech entrepreneurs Jeffrey Hammerbacher and Halle Tecco (Hammerbacher was Mark Zuckerberg’s college buddy and an early Facebook employee). The rustic garden-level hideaway, once featured in House & Garden, has a wood-burning fireplace, a chef’s kitchen, lots of built-ins and a private garden (NYPost).

Judith Sheindlin–a.k.a. Judge Judy–recently sold her two-bedroom Sherry Netherland pied-a-terre for $8.5 million. She and her husband bought the corner co-op at the famed hotel at 781 Fifth Avenue with Central Park views and a separate home office in 2009 for $6.75 million (CurbedNY).

A 2,500 square-foot maisonette duplex at 166 Perry Street is on the market for $3.3 million–neighbors in the building include Sports Illustrated cover model Irina Shayk and her boyfriend, soccer player Cristiano Ronaldo. The unit boasts one bedroom plus a lower-level rec room being used as a drum studio by the current owner. The apartment also has 12-foot ceilings and French doors that open onto the quaint cobblestone streets of the West Village. Other neighborhood notables include Julianne Moore, Calvin Klein, Hugh Jackman and Amy Poehler (NYDN).

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A sprawling three-bedroom 15th floor apartment at Rosario Candela-designed 778 Park Avenue was recently listed for $29 million. The 4,500 square-foot co-op with three terraces, a private elevator and 11-foot ceilings was once the home of late ABC exec (“Monday Night Football,” “Nightline” ) Roone Arledge. The sale must be an all-cash deal, and the building’s co-op board is known for being selective (The Real Deal).

An “attic” penthouse apartment in the Plaza at 1 Central Park South is once again on the market, this time for $59 million. The same apartment changed hands last spring for just over $25 million–the latest sale includes custom furniture designed by the firm of the current owner, developer Christian Candy of London's One Hyde Park (CurbedNY).