Chris Rock takes a look at this $9.45 million New York condo
Chris Rock is a long time resident of New Jersey and seems to be in an Empire State these days.
Rock, the four-time Emmy- and three-time Grammy-winning comedian and actor — who’s done everything from 1999’s hilarious spoken-word track “No Sex (In the Champagne Room)” to taking on Will Smith’s Oscar-winning Slapped in a Netflix stand-up special earlier this year – was in town house hunting.
We’ve heard he toured a $9.45 million condo in Soho, the pictures of which show a lovely, wood-paneled interior fit for a man with rock taste.
The two-bedroom, three-bathroom residence at 60 Greene St. is a spacious 3,918 square feet and occupies the entire fourth floor of a five-story 1873 cast-iron building.
The open floor plan home features nearly 13-foot ceilings, large windows, hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, classic columns, exposed brick and a wood-burning fireplace with a statement mantel of backlit onyx tiles.
There is also a professional chef’s kitchen and elsewhere a raised deck area for relaxing and entertaining.
The sellers bought the unit in 2013 for $6.79 million.
Beyond Touring This Luxury Home, Rock, 58, was also recently spotted on a sweet walk with his eldest daughter, Lola Simone Rock, 21, in Soho – just as the trailer for his latest film Rustin was released. In the film, Rock plays the late NAACP executive Roy Wilkins, who led the 1963 March on Washington.
The stockbroker is Ryan Serhant of Serhant.
