Wow — actress Julianne Moore is selling her freshly renovated West Village townhouse and it is a stunner! The house dates from 1839 and is five stories and includes a large back garden. The
kitchen renovation by MADE was previously posted on Apartment Therapy.
The renovation was clearly successful in preserving the building's architectural character and mix well with the more contemporary style of furnishings and decor — we're green with envy!
Listed by Sotheby's, the asking price is $11,995,000. Julianne Moore purchased the building in 2003 and converted the 4 unit building back to a private home. You can see the entire listing plus more photos and floor plans at Sotheby's.
Via: Curbed.
MORE JULIANNE MOORE
• West Village Townhouse Kitchen by Made
• Before & After: Julianne Moore...Decorator
COVET!
view miniminx's profile
it is PERFECT.
view bullyproofvest's profile
Love the bathroom with a fireplace! What a treat. :)
view MODERnestS's profile
sigh. it's fabulous.
view aptlove's profile
Beautiful!
view moraija's profile
my dream home...
view Bridget212323's profile
Sublime and I love the Florence Knoll style vanity/sink
view LoriSF's profile
It's beautiful but, to me, a bit generic. However, that's probably perfect given that it's staged for a sale.
view fabframes's profile
Wonder what's next? The place before this was great too...
view mschatelaine's profile
i can't imagine selling anything so perfect...
view my Trampoline's profile
woah weird bathroom! still though, the whole place is gaw-jus.
but I really liked the place she decorated for Domino a lot better.
view my little apartment's profile
The kitchen and the bathroom are amazing. I LOVE the gray walls. How wonderful.
Emily
view Emily Sneds's profile
Why God, WHY am I not a trust fund baby so I can buy this house?
view kellylc's profile
So, so beautiful! If I had to nitpick a little, I would say I'm a little bothered by the empty fireplaces - but the kitchen, oh the kitchen! Love love love.
view Emily the Cat's profile
The only thing I could nitpick about is the photography. A little variety would be nice like different angles. It almost appears like the same room has been redecorated 4 times. It looks as if they measured the placement of the camera to the exact inch on every floor to get the same shot towards the windows. Sorry, I know this post isn't about the photography, it just bugs me. It accentuates the narrowness and doesn't convey the feeling of being in the space.
view dmstudio's profile
I don't care what city you live in, that kitchen is GINORMOUS!
view panchokitty's profile
While the building envelope is nice and traditional, many choices in furnishings and fittings seem somehow cold and lacking in grace, scale and presence in comparison - perhaps it's all the greyish colors and rice-paper lanterns (in a $12MM House?!?!) but it's just not that appealing to me.
view bepsf's profile
I could swear I have seen pictures of her home before and loved it. But here I really didn't find anything interesting or captivating after the first photo. It just seems...blah. Tasteful, but blah. And the kitchen doesn't seem to fit at all.
view sally305's profile
@ dmstudio: agree about the photography.
view spoon's profile
This is a very tastefully designed home. Doubt if it's the photography that makes the rooms seem narrow and redundant. The home itself looks just plain narrow, almost like a shotgun house. Also would be a lot nicer if all those fireplaces were functional. They appear to be merely decorative.
Still, it IS a nice place. And that kitchen is the most livable room in it!
view Celebrity Digs HQ's profile
I'm with my Trampoline... why is she selling, especially so soon after a renovation, and in this market? I hope! her finances were not tied to a certain fallen investor...
view 2nd DC Christine's profile
How much for the Art, I love her collection!
view funstraw's profile
Amazing! love that grey on the walls..sigh
view carmenlu's profile
I want this place. Why would she sell it? Ack! To have oodles and oodles of money. I want money.
view orchidday's profile
wow. just amazing. so tastefully done.
view souk1501's profile
It's very beautiful.
view ChrisGal's profile
Hating those beams I'm thinking English Pub.
view hrhprincessfiona's profile
Take away the personalized decoration, and these rooms are lovely. Those windows are gorgeous and the moulding is tasteful. All that light in NYC is divine. My only complaint is that the kitchen seems squat - perhaps because it's so wide?
Still, and I know it's NYC, but... HOW MUCH??
view dianalily's profile
I'd bet the sale price that the house has been heavily staged. Very possibly repainted and redecorated. Which isn't to say I don't think it's beautiful, just a bit predictable and de-personalized. Still, what I wouldn't give to live there-- exactly as it is in the photos.
view maddux's profile
Sally305, she was on the cover of Domino for her mad decorating skillz, but I think they featured her assistant's home redecorated on a budget or something? I know I've seen that kitchen and that bedroom rug before....
view becky's profile
I love everything except for that gigantic tub right in the middle of the bathroom.
view Coralia's profile
I would like to say that I know the manufacturer of her lights, but I can't. However, I can tell you that my husband refinished her wood floors. He is a co-owner of Centerline Wood Floors. He has contracted to refinish many high end wood floors for celebrity clientele. If anyone is interested in seeing their work, our website is www.centerlinewoodfloors.com.
view dclementi67's profile
Now I like her even more.
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