Cynthia Nixon Sells Longtime New York Loft for $3.5M

They say nothing lasts forever – and that includes apartment deeds.

Cynthia Nixon, 55, and her wife, activist Christine Marinoni, have sold their Greenwich Village apartment for $3.59 million, according to property records.

The four-bedroom, three-bathroom unit on Bleecker Street was officially on the market for just 20 days before it was snapped.

The “true loft in the absolute heart of Noho” features a 20-foot living room overlooking Elizabeth Street through three oversized west-facing windows, as well as a foyer and grand dining room.

The master bedroom has a walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom, “as big as you can get in a NYC apartment,” and includes a clawfoot tub, double vanity, separate shower, and tile work, according to the listing.

The other three bedrooms and two newly renovated bathrooms are on the east side of the apartment.

The kitchen has plenty of counter space and high-end appliances, including a Viking stove, Bosch dishwasher, and Subzero refrigerator.

There are 10 foot ceilings throughout, central air conditioning, and “tons” of closets and linens.

The building is a 23 unit co-op complete with furnished and equipped roof terrace with BBQ, bicycle storage, laundry room, private locker and ‘virtual doorman’. The monthly maintenance is therefore just under 4,000 US dollars per month to StreetEasy. In 2018, the unit next door went on sale for $2.2 million.

The gubernatorial candidate “Sex and the City” and LGBTQ activist has owned the unit since 2012, according to the information to the New York Timeswho first reported the sale.

The couple are now moving uptown: Last year they closed a four-story townhouse in Kips Bay on East 32nd St. that was purchased for $4.4 million.