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Bravo! Andy Cohen’s Kaleidoscopic Manhattan Duplex Hits the Market for $14 Million
By Demetrius Simms,
6 days ago
America’s fan-favored Real Housewives reality franchise kicked off in 2006 as the brainchild of then vice president of original programming at Bravo, Andy Cohen. Nearly two decades later and recently dubbed the “king of reality TV” by the Los Angeles Times , Cohen has added a trophy home or two to his portfolio, and now one of them is coming to market.
Housed in a coveted Bing & Bing Bros. building in New York’s West Village, the duplex residence will carry a $14 million price tag when it’s officially listed later this month with Ryan Serhant of SERHANT. The pre-war abode, with close to 3,500 square feet of living space, is a combination of four units, masterfully renovated by interior designer Eric Hughes and architect Gordon Kahn. Cohen originally bought a single unit at the Horatio Street address in 2003 and went on to buy several others across two floors from 2014 to 2021. The highest amount he paid for a unit was in April 2014, when the talk show host dished out $2.5 million, according to property records.
The main living area houses one of two fireplaces.
Three bedrooms and four bathrooms, plus an additional powder room, are filtered across the two-story residence. There are two fireplaces, natural light abounds thanks to its sum of 25 windows that frame panoramic skyline vistas, and, like Cohen, the residence has a cheerful vibe that utilizes a panoply of color, pattern and a playful sense of style throughout. Cohen’s second-floor office, which he refers to as “the Clubhouse,” features a shimmering gold disco ball hanging over the walnut, steel, and glass staircase.
Highlights include a decadent, lipstick-red powder room with a vanity for freshening up, as well as a silver leaf-accented cocktail bar with plenty of shelf space for all your favorite spirits, from Clase Azul to Bowmore. Cohen’s primary suite, on the other hand, is comparatively toned down, with cool gray walls that balance out a funky purple rug and over-scaled olive-green and red plaid bed. The attached bath offers dual sinks, a large soaking tub, and a separate shower sheathed in dark blue tiles.
The primary bedroom includes one of the apartment’s two wood-burning fireplaces.
Cohen’s decision to sell after more than two decades in residence likely has to do with the father of two having wrapped up renovations on a spacious penthouse, also in the West Village, that he scooped up back in 2022 for $18.2 million. He also maintains a custom-built oceanfront retreat in the Hamptons.
Click here for more photos of the West Village residence.
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