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Music legend Mariah Carey is parting ways with her longtime New York City sanctuary, listing her sprawling TriBeCa penthouse for a substantial $27 million. The superstar originally purchased the distinctive property back in 1999 for $9 million, securing a piece of real estate history that was once famously featured on the MTV show "Cribs."
The luxurious duplex penthouse crowns the top of a historic 19th-century building, offering a rare combination of downtown character and breathtaking views. The residence is celebrated for its expansive private rooftop terrace, a coveted outdoor space in Manhattan that provides sweeping panoramas of the city skyline and the Hudson River.
Inside, the home features grandly scaled rooms with high ceilings, oversized windows, and multiple fireplaces, embodying a classic loft aesthetic. The property has served as a private retreat for the singer for over two decades, witnessing a significant appreciation in value. This sale marks the end of an era for Carey's ownership, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a fully renovated, celebrity-owned home in one of downtown's most prestigious neighborhoods. The listing highlights the enduring appeal of TriBeCa's converted industrial buildings among elite buyers seeking space, privacy, and iconic New York style.
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