Appearing in Netflix’s “Uncoupled,” HBO’s “The Other Two,” Good Morning America, and even a Samsung campaign, this Hell’s Kitchen townhouse has made its way across screens big and small. Now listed for $11.75 million, the well-known home with unusual media prestige is ready to welcome buyers with high luxury matching its steep price tag.
Boasting bright, contemporary interiors and a classic brownstone exterior, it’s easy to see why the residence has caught the attention of producers and directors alike. Sitting 25-feet wide and spanning six stories with a private elevator, the 7,000-square-foot townhouse delivers many different settings and angles for filming scenes. According to a representative of Douglas Elliman, the seller allowed longer shoots in 2020-2022, but turns down many projects today.
With its film days behind it, but interest seemingly still there for future opportunities, a new owner can look forward to five oversized bedrooms, dramatic 22-foot ceilings, a landscaped garden, a lower level media room and arcade, and a swanky rooftop terrace for taking in the city skyline. The penthouse-style primary suite with a spa-like bath and walk-in closet is one of the home’s most lavish spaces, crowning the sleek residence.
If you’re looking for a traditional townhouse, however, 416 W 51st St may not be for you. From the glass-clad staircase to the glossy materials and trendy light fixtures, this Manhattan manse leans into a modern feel and embraces an easy flow over formality.
For more details, Clara Chung of Douglas Elliman holds the listing.