Seth Meyers, the writer and parody man of talk show 'Saturday Night Live' has reportedly picked up a cool condo in the West Village area of New York City for $3.5 million, according to several news reports.
The home was apparently listed for $3.6 million. However, Meyers managed to get a slight discount of the price, reports Zillow.
The Real Estalker reveals that the residence is a 994 square feet, condo comprising of two bedrooms and two bathrooms. According to the floor plan, the home has a large living room, a kitchen and a separate dining area. A large foyer is also a part of the residence.
Only a few photos of the residence were available. The snaps show hardwood flooring and large glass floor-to-ceiling windows with panoramic views of the city and the Hudson River.
Check out the photos, here. You can also see the floorplan, here.
Meyers recently marries his long time lawyer girlfriend, Alexi Ashe. The couple will probably move into the place now. However apart from marital bliss, Meyers has to juggle between two offices as he will be taking over the 'Late Night Show'. He will be replacing host Jimmy Fallon, who will be heading over to the 'Tonight Show' in February 2014.
In an interview with TIME magazine, Meyers opens up about how it is like to handling two projects at once. CNN covered a feature on Meyers quoting the interview:
Meyers apparently has yet to move out of his "SNL" office and currently "commutes" between the two. "It's like having two families," he tells Time. "I feel like Ray Liotta at the end of 'Goodfellas,' with the helicopter following me."
Also, Meyers' new office apparently needs a decorator. The new studio is also under construction. Meyers discussed many interesting stuff with the magazine. The content is only available for Online Subscribers now.
Meyers didn't just give an exclusive interview but also made it on the cover of the magazine, which makes him the first person to feature on the prestigious publication's cover on 2014.
.@TIME shamelessly panders to the "My Mom" demographic pic.twitter.com/Bd5qjoITMj
— Seth Meyers (@sethmeyers) January 2, 2014
