The legendary English musician initially purchased the home in 1999 for $3.81 million. He maintained the residence with his “eternal love” — supermodel, businesswoman and wife Iman — until his death in 2016 at the age of 69 after losing his long battle with liver cancer. Bowie was reportedly passed away at a home he owned in London, his loved ones at his bedside.
This marks the first time the historic condo has been listed for sale since the late “Space Oddity” singer’s passing. which revealed that the musician enjoyed strolling through Washington Square Park and browsing local bookstores. “He felt at home, semi-anonymous, among New Yorkers too cool to act star-struck at celebrity sightings.”
The four-bedroom, four-bath residence spans 5,090 square feet and comes with three “perfectly situated” terraces, according to the listing.
On April 2017 David Bowie Central Park property went on the market for $6.45 million with Bowie’s old grand piano.
The property, situated at 160 Central Park S, is currently on the market for $6.45 million. The flat is 1,877-square-foot, overlooks Central Park, has three bedrooms, three bathrooms and comes with Bowie’s old piano.
