A Peek Inside Kanye West's Former Condominium Now Listed For $4.7M

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian’s former condominium is back on the market. Located at 25 West Houston St., 4BC, New York (SoHo neighborhood), the power couple’s long time abode is currently on sale for $4.7 million.

Designed by Claudio Silvestrin, Italian minimalist architect and designer, the approximately 2,427 Sq. Ft., one-bedroom condominium boasts the highest quality of interior design and architecture. According to Core, the West’s former condominium has hidden floor-to-ceiling storage covering the entire length of the hallway. There are not just two but thirteen enormous windows leading to the living areas.

The gorgeously designed kitchen in West’s former condominium has state-of-the art appliances. From the kitchen, the open floor plan allows easy access to the unit’s dining and living rooms.

West’s former condominium is reportedly a combination of two units. It was, however, modified as one-bedroom unit. The luxurious pad also features Savant, a home automation with automated windows shades. The lightings are reportedly customized and the audio is wired all through out.

In addition, the condominium has a powder room, a washer and dryer. The two private units are reportedly included in the deal.

West acquired this condominium for $3.14 million but he sold it for just $3 million. The current owner of the property is Geoff Lieberthal, Forbes reported. Kardashian’s husband purchased one unit for $1.89 million in 2004. Two years later, he acquired another one for $1.25 million. Thereafter, he merged the two units into Residence 4BC.

Lieberthal reportedly described this home as an oasis of serenity and calm. According to Lieberthal, the sense of calmness took effect on him the moment he stepped in to West’s former condominium.

Considering how busy New York is, banking on how the place can provide you peace and comfort is definitely a good selling point.

The building amenities reportedly include a 24-hour doorman and a rooftop deck that could give its residence a 360-degree access to the stunning view of downtown Manhattan.

The property is also near the top-of-the-line designer shops, restaurants and transportation. Another selling point of this property is its close proximity to Washington Square Park, which is an advantage if the new owner has a pet or likes to have outdoor picnics. During weekends, the park also hosts live band performances which is a plus point if interested buyer is a music enthusiast.

Click the link here for a closer look on West’s former condominium. Interested buyers can contact Emily Beare for a more detailed information.