Meryl Streep’s penthouse has four bedrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and a wraparound flowered terrace offering a view onto the skyline.
For $24.6 million, you can buy the home of one of the most respected actors in Hollywood — Meryl Streep just put her Tribeca penthouse on the market.
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Placed at the very top of New York’s prestigious River Lofts Tower, the apartment is a 3,944-square-foot penthouse wonder with four bedrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a wraparound flowered terrace offering a view onto the city skyline.
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Meryl Streep, whose decades-long career in films like Sophie’s Choice and Kramer vs. Kramer earned her three Academy awards, purchased the home with husband Don Gummer for $10.13 million in 2006.
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Every room in the penthouse has a stunning view of the city and leads to the outside — the library looks onto the Hudson River, the terrace looks over Jersey City while the master bedroom overlooks the boats docking in New York Harbor.
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“Floor to ceiling windows, and the ability to step out onto the terrace from nearly every room make this lovely, comfortable apartment a constant pleasure,” the listing reads.
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Streep’s former penthouse was designed as a private retreat in the middle of the city — a private elevator and skylit entrance hall lead into an open living room with triple glazed windows, a modern fireplace and Brazilian walnut plank floor.
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Every detail is done in simple, elegant style befitting the famous actor — the skylight in the walk-in closet, floating bookshelves, modern artwork, a green and blue glass chandelier and, naturally, plenty of flowering plants.
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Streep’s long-time agents, Jan Hashey and Steve Halprin of Douglas Elliman, are now tasked with listing Streep’s former home.
As for the three-time Oscar winner, Streep and her husband have already moved on to one of their other properties — in late 2017, the pair purchased a stylish mid-century home in Pasadena for $3.6 million.
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