A titan of reality television and the face of Bravo, Andy Cohen is not shy about being on screen. And, neither is Ryan Serhant, who was on the original cast of Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing NY and has since become a major leader in luxury real estate.
Serhant—now the proud CEO of his eponymous brokerage—and his accomplished agents currently star on Owning Manhattan, Netflix’s first real estate series set in New York City. Though he seems busier than ever, that doesn’t mean he can’t make time for old friends. This summer, Serhant was a guest on Cohen’s late night show,Watch What Happens Live!, and they dropped the news that he would be bringing the host’s Manhattan home to market. That plan is now coming to fruition as the Bravo mogul’s vibrant West Village residence is set to list this month.
Priced at $14 million, the 3,500-square-foot duplex will be for sale for the first time ever. Cohen spent 21 years weaving it together, acquiring four units over time and combining them with the help of interior designer Eric Hughes and architect Gordon Kahn.
Much like Cohen’s career, entertainment is at the heart of the duplex’s design. Elements of showmanship and playfulness shine with fun details like the disco ball hanging at the top of the staircase and the glamorous bar that has surely served many famous faces, including Cohen’s bestie Anderson Cooper.
Akin to Jimmy Fallon’s former NYC penthouse, pattern and color pop throughout. Clearly meant to be cheerful and bold, Cohen’s blue kitchen with floral wallcoverings fosters a sophisticated yet family-friendly atmosphere while a bright red dressing room brings abundant va-va-voom.
For some other general stats, the large corner unit offers eight fireplaces, 25 large windows, and three bedrooms, which makes sense as Cohen has two children. However, it can be configured as a four- or five-bedroom residence should someone prefer that.
Interested buyers can get in touch with Ryan Serhant of SERHANT. to learn more as this dazzling listing hasn’t hit MLS just yet. The broker shares, “Andy’s home is one of the most spectacular duplexes in New York City—it’s so spacious you feel like you’re in the suburbs, and then you walk outside and you’re in the heart of the West Village surrounded by the best restaurants and everything else you could possibly want.”