John Lennon's former NYC penthouse listed for $5.5M
It's the same home where the late Beatle claimed to see a UFO from his terrace in 1974
Imagine staying the swanky New York City penthouse where John Lennon once lived.
It’s possible, for anyone who can afford the $5.5 million home.
The late Beatle lived in the 4,000-square-foot penthouse for a couple of years in the 1970s while he was separated from his wife, Yoko Ono.
John Lennon’s one-time home in New York is on the market for $5.5 million. (James Smolka/Brown Harris Stevens)
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Fans may recognize the home as the setting where the iconic photo of Lennon wearing a “New York City” shirt was shot. It’s also where Lennon claimed to see a UFO in 1974, thanks to the views of the East River, Queens, Brooklyn and New York harbor from the wrap-around terrace.
The home is located in a co-op on the eastern edge of Midtown Manhattan and includes four bedrooms and four bathrooms, according to the listing with Lauren Cangiano, Alisha Lloyd-Hudson and Daniel Jayson of Brown Harris Stevens.
The kitchen features a large island and lots of storage and counter space, and the formal dining room seats 20. (James Smolka/Brown Harris Stevens)
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There are four fireplaces and a library. The airy French countryside-inspired kitchen features a large island and lots of storage and counter space, and the formal dining room seats 20. A terrace wraps around two sides of the main level.
Upstairs, there’s a sitting room with a big window seat. The master suite features 14-foot ceilings, its own fireplace, and two bathrooms. There’s also a two-level dressing room with an electronic rotating closet system and laundry.
Fans may recognize the home as the setting where the iconic photo of Lennon wearing a “New York City” shirt was taken. (James Smolka/Brown Harris Stevens)
The late Beatle lived in the 4,000-square-foot penthouse for a couple of years in the 1970s while he was separated from his wife, Yoko Ono. (James Smolka/Brown Harris Stevens)
The lower level of the home is a self-contained one-bedroom apartment accessible via internal stairs or a separate entrance.
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The 1928-built high-rise building has a full-time doorman and is pet-friendly, according to the listing.