White Lotus ' Alexandra Daddario Is Selling Her NYC Studio Apartment for $499K — See Inside!
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Alexandra Daddario is putting her Manhattan apartment on the market as she heads west.
The White Lotus star, 35, is looking for a buyer for the roughly 600-square-foot space in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, after purchasing a multi-million-dollar home in Los Angeles with boyfriend Andrew Form. The studio residence meshes a cozy indoor setting with an incredible view of New York City.
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Listed with Mary Barbrack of the Julia Hoagland Team at Compass, the prewar co-op style apartment packs plenty of amenities into its small footprint.
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The living space is large and has some flexibility: The dining space, for instance, can double as a home office.
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The contemporary kitchen, which has been remodeled with new custom cabinets and stainless appliances, is also a draw.
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The nearly all-white room is accented with a Turkish blue brick backsplash and dark marbled countertops. Natural light flows freely into the kitchen, creating a cozy feel.
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The bedroom also includes features such as a custom-made walk-in closet and a dresser, which is included in the sale. The entire home is accented with tall beamed ceilings and hardwood flooring.
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The bathroom contains black-and-white tiled floors, pedestal sink and a mirrored medicine cabinet.
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Daddario's apartment is listed at $499,000 — $16,000 less than what she originally purchased it for earlier this year, according to Dirt.
A 20% minimum down payment is required for purchase, meaning anyone interested will have to cough up at least $100,000 for the space. The monthly maintenance fee will cost $1,453, according to the listing.
