One Madison at 23 East 22nd Street continues to be a celebrity magnet for the neighborhood. Patriots QB Tom Brady and supermodel Gisele Bundchen have reportedly bought a $14.5 million full-floor three-bedroom condo on the sleek tower’s 47th floor. The no-bad-angles pair and their progeny will enjoy panoramic city and park views from floor-to-ceiling windows and interiors by Danish designer Thomas Juul-Hansen (CurbedNY).

Drew Barrymore is rumored to be the buyer who recently signed a contract on a classic Upper East Side apartment at 830 Park Avenue (pictured). The four-plus-bedroom duplex was listed at $8.3 million. The spacious Park Avenue co-op offers the a wide entrance gallery, a living room, dining room/library, breakfast room, sitting room and dressing room, central A/C and three fireplaces. At least three other units in the building are currently on the market (TRD).

Spider-Man Andrew Garfield recently viewed several units at The Printing House at 421 Hudson Street, including a three-bedroom unit listed at $3.895 million. Apartments at the West Village condo conversion boast double-height ceilings, and the building offers a rooftop pool and a sundeck, free doggy daycare and an on-site Equinox Fitness branch (NYPost).

Bernie Madoff’s former Lenox Hill apartment is for sale. The current owner–philanthropist Patsy Kahn, who bought the notorious residence at 133 East 64th Street for $8 million–has put it on the market for $17.25 million. Kahn claims to have done a complete renovation on the co-op, which features a terrace and four fireplaces. A notable, though far less notorious, current neighbor: journalist Matt Lauer (NYPost).

Big Tickets

High-profile power couple Pan Shiyi and Zhang Xin, owners of Chinese property mega-company SOHO China, are selling their pied-a-terre at 15 Central Park West for $17 million. The couple paid $7,738,700 for the 2,915 square-foot, three-bedroom condo in 2006 (mgross.com).

The Atelier condo at 635 West 42nd Street in West Midtown is offering a $25 million triplex–covering the 24th, 25th and 26th floors, a combination of six units–for sale. The entire 45th floor is also for sale at $85 million (there have reportedly been offers “in the low $50 million range”). The record sale in the building, despite its rooftop terrace with a skylit pool and lounge, is only $2.11 million (there are units on the market in the $1-2 million range as well), but that hasn’t stopped the building from seeking trophy apartment-hunters (NYO).