“X-Files” star David Duchovny has mentioned his upscale Manhattan condominium found in Central Park West for $7.5 million.
The star of the very long-working sci-fi strike 1st acquired the apartment again in 2012 for more than $6 million.
Produced up of a few bedrooms and a few loos, the residence offers panoramic Central Park sights, a non-public terrace, and walls of windows.
The pre-war co-op device options a personal elevator landing that opens to a broad gallery entry and an expansive living spot, in accordance to the listing.
Positioned on the 19th floor of the Ardsley developing, the corner pre-war residential is pegged as a New York vintage, created and made by Emery Roth. It is considered one of CPW’s very best complete-company white-glove structures, with a are living-in superintendent and a 24-hour doorman and concierge.
Details include beamed ceilings, oversized casement home windows and first wood flooring. The major suite overlooks Central Park’s Reservoir, and opens to a white, subway-tiled bathtub and wallpaper in a wave print.
Constructing amenities contain a exercise center, children’s playroom, library, storage room, bike home and laundry area.
With college levels from Princeton and Yale, Duchovny, 60, obtained fame as FBI agent Fox Mulder on “The X-Information.” The Golden Globe-winner also appeared in equally spinoff movies of the strike sci-fi display.
He is also the star of “Californication.”
Duchovny not too long ago signed with Showtime to develop his a short while ago printed novel, “Really Like Lightning,” into a sequence for the cable community.
A New York native, Duchovny and his spouse at the time, Téa Leoni, marketed their Malibu retreat in 2008 to Mel Gibson for $11.5 million.