The year looks bright for Emmy’s winning playwright, Danny Strong, the “ESCAC”, the musical of the Cold War War, with music by two members of Abba-Is Llança on Broadway this fall. But at the exit of the curtains, he will also have a new house to call.
Strong – Also screenwriter and actor recognizable for his roles in successful shows, such as “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Mad Men”, and his partner, the actor/producer Caitlin Mehner, buy the Duplex de Penthouse West Village de Andy Cohen, Gimme Shelter can reveal.
The power couple had a contract for the beautiful Aerie Horatio St. Aerie de Bravo Honcho and plans to close later this month. The final price is still unknown.
“Andy’s apartment is my dream home. We are very excited to move there,” Strong said, when he contacted Gimme Shelter, adding that the couple, the new parents to their daughter Maisie, 7 months, needs more space for their growing family.
It is also a great place to find inspiration for new projects. The past work also includes the writing of two films of “Hunger”, “The Butler”, “Count” and the “Empire” and “Dopesick” series.
The 3,500 -feet nest, which requested $ 12 million, is in a classic pre -war building developed by Bing & Bing. The list runners were Ryan Serhant and Donna Suittz, by Serhant. Strong was represented by Jonathan Stein de Douglas Elliman.
It took the father of two to Cohen for an amazing 21 years to acquire and mount the attic, who thanked Refugee magazines such as Elle Decor. Since then, Cohen has bought another attic for $ 18.21 million, according to real estate records, at Emery Roth, designed at 299 W. 12th St., where Jennifer Aniston once lived.
In a small cities scenario, Strong has a contract to sell his apartment at 299 W. 12th St., which was listed by Stein, by Eliman, and Marcy J. Bloomstein, by Sotheby’s International Realty. That two -bedroom residence, three bathrooms, overlooking Abingdon Square Park, last requested $ 6.49 million. Its final sale price is not known either.
The next Horatio St. Penthouse, overlooking the Jackson Square Park, includes four bedrooms, 4.5 bathrooms, two wooden chimneys, extensive oak lands and 25 windows. He was renewed by architect Gordon Kahn, with Eric Hughes interior designs.
The Color Cooperative is currently created as three bedrooms: with a nanny room, an office and a window room and a large amount of closet space, including a lacquered storage wall on both floors. Other details include an open living room/dining room with a marble fireplace, a window wall, beam ceilings, integrated wardrobe and a gold tile window, as well as a chef kitchen with windows on the corner.
The two floors are connected by a glass, walnut and steel staircase leading to a domestic office with a marble bathroom and a custom shelving wall.
The main suite of the bedroom, meanwhile, also offers a fireplace, a window wall overlooking the Empire State and Chrysler buildings and a wardrobe/dressing room with custom mills and three windows. It is completed with a bathroom as a corner spa with a teak bath and a marble steam shower on foot.
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