Jennifer Lawrence and 17 Jane Street with Edward Minskoff (Getty; Sciame Construction)
UPDATE October 22, 2020, 1:41 p.m.: Actress Jennifer Lawrence was revealed as the first buyer of the Edward J. Minskoff Equities boutique condominium in the West Village.
The New York Post has linked Lawrence and her husband, art gallery owner Cooke Maroney, to the limited liability company that closed the duplex unit for $ 21.9 million in late July.
The condominium at 17 Jane Street was built on the site of a former car park by London architect Sir David Chipperfield.
The seven-unit building includes two duplex ‘row houses’, which occupy the first two floors of the six-story project. Lawrence’s unit has four bedrooms and a 1,410 square foot backyard designed by Wirtz International Landscape Architects.
Minskoff told the Post he occupies the top two floors, which are 9,000 square feet with a 2,000 square foot patio.
The building has four other units asking for between $ 9.6 million and $ 12.75 million, depending on the condo’s supply plan, while the second row house is asking for $ 26.57 million.
Lawrence’s new purchase at 17, Jane, was closed as she sold her Upper East Side penthouse at a steep loss. She bought the over 4,000 square foot home for $ 15.6 million in 2016, but sold it for $ 9.9 million.
The actress also owns a unit at 443 Greenwich, the Tribeca building famous for its famous residents, although she has previously tried to rent the apartment for over $ 27,000 a month.
[NYP] – Erin Hudson
Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that 17 Jane Street had six condo units and was a converted parking garage. In fact, the building is a new structure with seven units.
