Jon Bon Jovi Lists His Greenwich Village Pad for $22 Million

It’s been nearly five years since Jon Bon Jovi dropped $18.94 million on a 4,000 square foot Greenwich Village pad, and just yesterday the iconic musician listed that same space for $22 million according to the Wall Street Journal. The unit, of which Bon Jovi was the first resident, is in a condo building which completed construction in 2017 and has been home to Michael Kors, former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz, and Jimmy Choo cofounder Tamara Mellon among other big names.

The four bedroom, four full bathroom, and one half bathroom space is light-filled thanks to its corner location that offers southern, eastern, and western exposures. Floor to ceiling windows abound, though plenty of proper wall space is on offer, too, allowing the space to maintain a sense of personality. The decadent primary suite is located on a corner for an abundance of sunlight sunlight and flaunts an adjoining walk in closet that’s nearly the same size as the bedroom, plus a spa-like marble bathroom that offers a dual vanity, a shower, heated floors, and a soaking tub backed by large windows with views of the charming neighborhood. The views and sounds of the city can also be enjoyed from a corner balcony located off of the dining space.\

The crown jewel of the home is its enormous forty foot-long living space which balances intricate wallpaper with three floor to ceiling windowed doors that open to juliet balconies. Elsewhere in the building, a 75-foot swimming pool, steam rooms, and a golf simulator ensure its residents will enjoy an active and relaxed lifestyle.