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Uma Thurman

1 Lexington Avenue, #8/9cd

Less than two months after listing for $6.25 million, Uma Thurman's Gramercy Park duplex at 1 Lexington Avenue is in contract. The actress bought this five-bedroom spread for $2.65 million in 2006, and spent five years renovating it into the classically elegant residence we see today.

Thurman told the Times that the apartment “was such a cozy place–it really was home for us,” referring to her partner Arpad Busson and three children (two of which are fathered by ex-husband Ethan Hawke). However, at 2,800 square feet with an entry gallery, a library, and 10-foot ceilings throughout, the home is in actually quite sizable, bright and airy.

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Harriett the Spy

558 East 87th Street

Retrace Harriet’s “spy route” and settle in with a tomato and mayo sandwich at this Queen Anne-style townhouse said to be the residence that inspired the fictional home featured in the book, “Harriet the Spy.” The stunning 1880s property at 558 East 87th Street has just listed for $4.95 million, and it's the first time in nearly 70 years that it’s been put up for sale.

In addition to boasting three exposures, fantastic views of Gracie Mansion, Carl Schurz Park and the East River, five generous bedrooms across four stories, and tons of light, the home finds itself on one of the prettiest and quietest blocks in New York City as part of the Henderson Place Historic District.

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Parker Posey

30 Fifth Avenue, #6G

Leave it to quirky indie actress Parker Posey to add "real estate listings model" to her resume. Parker is seen posing in her listing for her Greenwich Village co-op—now on the market for $1.45 million—lounging in her bedroom and reading Mary Louise Parker’s Dear Mr. You along with her Bichon Frise Gracie.

Her apartment boasts a light and open layout that's well-suited for entertaining or having a quiet night in. Other perks in this celeb pad are three large walk-in closets, a gourmet kitchen, windowed dining area, an oversized master bedroom with two exposures and protected views, and a beautifully landscaped (shared) roof terrace that is lovingly tended by volunteer owners.

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Anne Hathaway

Olympic Tower, 641 Fifth Avenue, #4647C

Ingenue Anne Hathaway has had her fair share of real estate transactions in NYC, including the Upper West Side penthouse she currently shares with husband Adam Shulman and a DUMBO Clocktower loft that the actress reportedly used as an expensive closet. But here’s a peek at the glossy Midtown duplex in the Olympic Tower condominium at 641 Fifth Avenue that Ms. Hathaway shared with ex-con ex Raffaello Follieri for $37K/month in the mid-2000s; the apartment is currently on the rental market for $48,000 a month.

In addition to its blinding marble sheen, the glass-clad apartment also touts 7,750 square feet and five-bedrooms spread over two floors. Inside you'll also find 360-degree views of Manhattan, a wet bar, media room, high ceilings, generous closets and en suite baths.

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