Celebrities, Gramercy Park, Recent Sales

Modern Family’s Jesse Tyler Ferguson Buys $1.2M Gramercy Co-op

Posted On Thu, February 19, 2015 By Annie Doge

Posted On Thu, February 19, 2015 By Annie Doge In Celebrities, Gramercy Park, Recent Sales

Jesse Tyler Ferguson, famous for his portrayal of neurotic lawyer Mitchell Pritchett on the sitcom Modern Family, has scooped up a $1,232,500 Gramercy Park co-op with his husband Justin Mikita, according to city records released today. The one-bedroom apartment at 200 East 16th Street is pretty standard, but will still make a lovely home for the couple when Ferguson isn’t in LA filming.

The pre-war pad features a top-of-the-line open kitchen, two generously-sized bathrooms, a large master bedroom and two additional office spaces or closets. It also has original hardwood floors, French doors, and beamed ceilings.

[Listing: 200 East 16th Street, 9ME by Maggie Kent of CORE]

[200 East 16th Street on CityRealty]

Photos via CORE

Tags : 200 East 16th Street, Jesse Tyler Ferguson

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