A mystery buyer has secured a spot atop one of New York’s most coveted buildings.
Penthouse G at 443 Greenwich Street sold for $40 million, according to public records. The identities of the seller and buyer were shielded by limited liability companies.
The home spent less than 24 hours on the market and sold for its full asking price, following momentum from the insatiable demand among wealthy buyers for trophy units in Downtown Manhattan.
The penthouse previously housed Hollywood A-list couple Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, who bought the condo for $20 million in 2017. The pair sold it in 2022 to an anonymous buyer for $29 million, who turned around and listed it for $35 million just two months later, but took it off the market later that year.
Corcoran’s Noble Black had the latest listing.
The four-bedroom penthouse spans 5,300 square feet and has a nearly 2,650-square-foot private wraparound terrace designed by landscape architect Edmund Hollander. Each of the four bedrooms comes with an ensuite bathroom and the primary suite occupies the entire north wing, with its own sitting area, a steel-wrapped gas fireplace, dual walk-in closets and an ensuite bathroom with a freestanding tub enclosed by floor-to-ceiling glass and a steam shower with rain dome and body sprays.
Developed by MetroLoft and designed by CetraRuddy, the 53-unit Tribeca development has been a hit with celebrity residents since launching in 2014. Its privacy-minded amenities include an underground parking garage with valet service and a resident-only courtyard.
Amenities also include a 70-foot indoor swimming pool with Turkish baths, a fitness center and wine storage.
The building has counted high-profile stars like Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, Jennifer Lawrence and Harry Styles among its residents. Several of them have moved on in recent years, including Jake Gyllenhaal, who sold his condo for $14 million in August.
Penthouse H, which Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton sold for $49.5 million in 2021, still holds the record for the priciest unit sold in the building after it traded for $51 million in 2023.
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