CNN’s Anderson Cooper has listed his late mother Gloria Vanderbilt’s longtime New York City home two years after her passing for $1.125 million.

Located in Midtown East at 30 Beekman Place, the two-bedroom, two-full-bathroom apartment belonged to the late New York icon for more than two decades. 

The socialite, fashion designer, artist and heiress initially moved into the residence in 1997 and no renovations have taken place since, according to the New York Times.

The relatively modest price can be attributed to the apartment’s lower placement, situated on the second floor of the building. 

The listing describes the property as “ideal for a discerning client who will delight in owning the former home and sanctuary of one of the 20th century’s most significant and highly admired icons; an artist, designer, writer and true renaissance woman.”


  Swiss-born socialite Gloria Vanderbilt and her two sons, Carter Vanderbilt Cooper (1965—1988) (left) and Anderson Cooper, walk along a sidewalk in Manhattan, March 1976. Anderson is dressed in a riding habit, complete with a helmet and whip. Getty Images Swiss-born socialite Gloria Vanderbilt and her two sons, Carter Vanderbilt Cooper (1965—1988) (left) and Anderson Cooper, walk along a sidewalk in Manhattan, March 1976. Anderson is dressed in a riding habit, complete with a helmet and whip. Getty Images

  30 Beekman Place, Apartment 2A is now on the market. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri 30 Beekman Place, Apartment 2A is now on the market. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri

  The expansive foyer. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri The expansive foyer. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri

  A wide shot of the living room with a gas fireplace. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri A wide shot of the living room with a gas fireplace. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri

  Gloria Vanderbilt carries a painting in her studio at her home in 1976. Getty Images Gloria Vanderbilt carries a painting in her studio at her home in 1976. Getty Images

Facing the river, features of the home include an oversized windowed foyer with high ceilings and easy access to the river promenade.

The eclectic eye-popping style of the late Vanderbilt can be seen in the photos of the home.

Amenities of the building include a newly completed fitness center and laundry services.


  Gloria Vanderbilt visits Murjani, a Hunghom garment company where her jeans were made, on Jan. 11, 1979. South China Morning Post via Get Gloria Vanderbilt visits Murjani, a Hunghom garment company where her jeans were made, on Jan. 11, 1979. South China Morning Post via Get

  The dining room. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri The dining room. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri

  A breakfast space. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri A breakfast space. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri

  One of two bedrooms. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri One of two bedrooms. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri

  Paintings fill the wall of the living space Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri Paintings fill the wall of the living space Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri

Vanderbilt also holds the ground-floor art studio, which is not part of the listing at the moment, but is expected to be sold separately at a later date. 

The price doesn’t include the $4,311 monthly maintenance fee that will come with owning the property.

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The kitchen.
The kitchen. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri
Another view of the kitchen.
Another view of the kitchen. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri
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The living room.
The living room. Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri
Another view of the dining room.
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Vanderbilt died on June 17, 2019, at the age of 95. 

Ileen Schoenfeld and Aracely Moran of Brown Harris Stevens hold the listing. 

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper lists late mom Gloria Vanderbilt’s New York City home for $1.125 million.Anastassios Mentis / Brown HarriCNN anchor Anderson Cooper lists late mom Gloria Vanderbilt’s New York City home for $1.125 million.Anastassios Mentis / Brown Harri
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