By Carolyn Manrique
In New York there are many properties linked to Hollywood stars. These residences come and go off the market frequently and now An apartment that belonged to actor and comedian Jonah Hill for years is available.
This apartment enters the real estate market at the same time that Hill spoke in an interview about his new life in San Diego, away from the luxuries of Los Angeles and New York.
Property is offered through The Corcoran Neighborhood and It has a price of $12.4 million dollars. The real estate agents in charge of its sale describe the place as “a truly exceptional residence in one of the most coveted prewar condominiums in NoHo.”
Hill purchased this property, located within The Schumacher, in 2015 and He sold it in 2022 for $10.56 million dollars. According to “Rob Epic”, the site is currently owned by an entity based in Delaware.
The apartment It has an area of 3,800 square feet Distributed in four bedrooms, four full bathrooms, a half bathroom, hallway, living room, great room, dining room, kitchen, laundry room and other amenities.
Regarding the internal of the property, the listing explains that “offers extraordinary proportions and refined craftsmanship in every detail. Dramatic vaulted brick ceilings set the tone, complemented by large arched windows with wood frames, smoked white oak floors, and custom blackened cold-rolled steel details.”
Although there are many striking features inside the apartment, the truth is that this property stands out in the market for being located within one of the most luxurious buildings in the city. About The Schumacher it is said that “is a distinguished six-story neo-Romanesque building designed by renowned architect Edward E. Raht. Rich in architectural detail, the façade is adorned with corbelled brickwork, ornamental eaves, radial lintels, spectacular arched windows and striking parapets and turrets.”
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