Thomas Juul-Hansen, the famous Danish interior designer, has reportedly sold his loft-like pad in New York City's Tribeca neighborhood for $2.4 million, according to reports.
Hansen purchased the residence about two and a half years ago for $1.25 million. The New York Observer reports that Linda E. Day, a renowned doctor in Seattle, is the buyer. Susan Green and Brett Miles of Town Residential held the listing.
According to public records, the residence at 134 Duane Street is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom spacious condo featuring plush hardwood flooring, floor-to-ceiling windows and drywall ceilings.
Floor plans of the home show an entry opening into a narrow foyer that leads up to a large room divided into a sitting and dining area. There is an open kitchen, a sleep loft and balcony. The master bedroom has large walk-in closets.
Check out the photos of the home here. You can also see the floor plan here.
The man behind One57, Juul-Hansen is currently working on twin buildings at 505 West 19th Street. A tipster reportedly dropped off a few renderings of the project at Curbed, offering a look into the overall design, whereas only a preview of a penthouse in one of the buildings was available before.
Floor plans of one of the units show three bedrooms, three bathrooms with an open plan, a large living area with an adjoining kitchen, a study, a powder room and a mud room.
"The revitalization of the High Line has transformed West Chelsea into a mecca of art and progressive architecture. Thomas Juul-Hansen sets a new standard of engaging modernism with two interconnected buildings that rise on either side of this celebrated New York park," the official website for the high line condos reads.
Check out some pictures of the upcoming condos here.
