Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick Sell NYC Townhouse for $15 Million

After nearly a year of looking for a buyer, Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick have offloaded their longtime New York City home to an anonymous purchaser for $15 million, according to property records obtained by the New York Post. The pair were reported to have offered up the property as an off-market “whisper” listing in January 2020, at which time they asked $19 million for the West Village townhome.

Parker and Broderick initially purchased the three-story home in 2000, after tying the knot in 1997. At the time it set them back just under $3 million; in their ensuing decades of ownership, the home, which was built in 1905, has reportedly undergone extensive renovations.

Parker offered a glimpse inside her and Broderick’s longtime abode in a video for Vogue in 2014. Throughout the interview, the Sex and the City star wandered through the first floor of the townhome, showing off its dark hardwood flooring and coordinating crown molding, and an eclectic decorating style that included a brightly patterned carpet on the staircase, a retro ping-pong table in a narrow sitting room, sherbet green walls in the family room, and jewel-tone furniture throughout the home. Every bit of available wall or shelf space was stuffed with art and books.

And don’t worry—though Parker, Broderick, and their three children are bidding farewell to this particular home, Carrie Bradshaw won’t be leaving Manhattan any time soon. The couple paid $34.5 million in 2016 for a pair of nearby townhomes, with plans to combine them into a single 13,900-square-foot megamansion, complete with a 2,100-square-foot private garden. Renovations began soon after, with Morris Adjmi Architects taking the reins.

Originally Appeared on Architectural Digest