‘What you see is what you get’: Inside Hugh Jackman’s $39M Manhattan Apartment With Views of the New York Harbor So Stunning They’d Make Even Wolverine Cry Tears of Joy

Hugh Jackman traded his stunning West Village home for a Chelsea penthouse apartment.

After residing in his Manhattan apartment for about a decade, Logan star Hugh Jackman decided to bid farewell to his mesmerizing living quarters earlier this year as he listed it with one of the most esteemed brokers in The States, Deborah Grubman, along with David Adler, and Paul Albano from the famous international real estate company, The Corcoran Group.

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Hugh Jackman
Hugh Jackman

Following an official account of the spectacular apartment of the X-Men star from Deborah Grubman, we get one hell of a sneak peek inside the life of the Australian actor, which from the looks of his home, is embellished with luxury and grandeur. From guest bedrooms to the library, every nook and cranny of Hugh Jackman’s stunning West Village property screams suave and stunning.

A look inside Hugh Jackman’s Manhattan Apartment

Hugh Jackman first bought this apartment back in 2008 for a sum of $12 million and listed it for a whopping $38.9 million with Deborah Grubman and the other two members of The Corcoran Group.

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The spectacular triplex expands from the 8th to the 10th floor of the Richard Meier-designed building, occupies about a good 11,000 square feet, and offers just the most enchanting “sunset views of the Hudson River and New York Harbor,” as Grubman herself told PEOPLE.

See also: ‘I was a fearful kid who felt powerless’: Hugh Jackman Says Wolverine Role Saved Him as His Mom Abandoned Him When He Was 8, Turned Him into a Delinquent

Inside Jackman's Manhattan apartment
Inside Jackman’s Manhattan apartment

“This is a spectacular apartment where quite simply, what you see is what you get. The double-height great room has a true ‘wow factor’ and provides sunset views of the Hudson River and New York Harbor that are stunning and ever-changing.”

The eighth floor consists of four ensuite guest bedrooms along with a library, a half bath, and a terrace granting an incredible view of the river. Coming to the ninth floor, we come across a rather grand double-height room sharing the space with a kitchen, a dining area, and a gas fireplace granting a cozy yet charming vibe. And the last floor is all about the exquisite primary suite along with a spa bath, dressing room, and even a sauna! Meanwhile, walls of glass encompass the entire apartment with each floor linked by a spiral staircase.

Clearly, being the Wolverine is turning out to be a glorious endeavor for Jackman.

Hugh Jackman has bought a Chelsea penthouse 

Jackman traded his enormous West Village home for a penthouse apartment a bit smaller but just as picturesque in a Jean Nouvel-designed building on Fifth Avenue for $21.1 million, according to The New York Times.

See also: “You can’t do it you are old”: Hugh Jackman’s Wife Deborra Lee Furness Won’t Be Thrilled About Husband Doing His Own Stunts After Wolverine’s Return in Deadpool 3

Jackman and his wife
Jackman and his wife Deborra-Lee Furness

The Greatest Showman star along with his wife, Deborra-Lee Furness, an Australian actress as well as a producer, closed in on the penthouse at 100 11th Avenue just this August after putting on their old home on the market in July. The apartment rests inside “a steel and glass condominium” and though has less square footage than the pair’s previous residence, it does have about 4,000 square feet of outdoor space, along with a lovely rooftop terrace and a sun deck overlooking the enthralling cityscape as well as the Hudson River.

With high ceilings and windowed walls, the penthouse comprises three bedrooms and bathrooms and many such luxurious amenities. So this is definitely just as great a win as Jackman’s previous abode.

See also: “‘Mom! This clown is crap!’ And I was like, ‘Shut up, kid!’”: Hugh Jackman Said He Used To Moonlight as a Party Clown To Make Ends Meet, Was ‘Really Bad’ – Kids Hated Him

Source: People

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