The triplex penthouse at 419 Broome Street has sold for $35.14 million. The apartment was originally listed for $65 million in 2018, but nevertheless sets a new record for SoHo propoer. A deal at 565 Broome SoHo which is technically in Hudson Square closed for $36,533,612 in August 2019. Nvertheless, the eight-figure deal is one of the largest deals to close since the pandemic and signifies confidence Manhattan's high-end luxury market..
According to The Wall Street Journal, sellers David Matlin (co-founder of MatlinPatterson Global Advisers) and Lisa Matlin bought the penthouse for $17.8 million in 2011, around the time the historic cast iron building was converted to condos, and had an extensive renovation done.
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The four-bedroom, seven-bath penthouse spans 8,000 square feet and boasts six private terraces, including one with a built-in hot tub. The Great Room is anchored by two wood-burning fireplaces and features 15’ ceilings, six oversized arched windows, and two enormous skylights. The primary kitchen has 20’ brick barrel-vaulted ceilings, a wood-burning fireplace, granite countertops and backsplash, and two butler’s pantries and wine rooms. A marble staircase with a LaForge bronze railing leads to the master suite with walk-in dressing rooms, coffee bar with refrigerator, and dual private terraces.
Information on the buyer is not available, but the penthouse is in a neighborhood known for its celebrity residents. The sale beats out the record previously held by Jon Bon Jovi, whose penthouse at 158 Mercer Street sold for $34 million in 2015. Moreover, Academy Award-winning actor Heath Ledger was among the building’s past residents.
Information on the buyer is not available, but the penthouse is in a neighborhood known for its celebrity residents. The sale beats out the record previously held by Jon Bon Jovi, whose penthouse at 158 Mercer Street sold for $34 million in 2015. Moreover, Academy Award-winning actor Heath Ledger was among the building’s past residents.
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