It’s the end of an era for Real Housewives of New York‘s Sonja Morgan. The reality TV legend finally sold her iconic NYC townhouse after nearly a decade of having it on the market.
Sold to the highest bidder!
The New York Post reported Sonja sold her townhouse in an online auction. The “opulent residence at 162 E. 63rd St.” was sold, “but not without a significant financial hit. The property, which made appearances on the hit Bravo series, sold to the highest bidder for $4.45 million in a no-reserve sale that lasted nearly two weeks. The final sale price, with the buyer’s premium of 12%, ended up at $4.98 million.”
The Welcome To Crappie Lake star originally purchased the elegant five-story home in 1998 with her then-husband/JPMorgan heir John Adams Morgan for $9.1 million.
Specs for the infamous townhouse:
The RHONY Legacy legend’s long-term residence “boasts five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms and luxurious amenities including custom woodwork, antique P.E. Guerin hardware, and mosaic floors. The solarium, with floor-to-ceiling windows, leads to a charming 35-foot garden with a fountain and a koi pond.”
“The second floor features a formal dining room adorned with Gracie Studio wall coverings and a marble-mantled woodburning fireplace. The primary suite offers a serene retreat with a private balcony, a sitting room and an ensuite bathroom.”
Bravo TV fans react:
- NBC Universal should have bought the Townhouse for RHONY tours
- The Morgans are ashamed.
- Hopefully she is not going to spend that money at spa’s & resorts. She needs to think about her retirement since that stand up show can’t go on forever.
- I’m sure this was very bitter sweet for her she probably needs to process
- I’ve never seen anything in NYC sell for way less than it was bought for!
- Hopefully, she will take whatever money is left, invest it, and live well for the rest of her life.
