The Upper West Side’s famed El Dorado building may have lost Bruce Willis as a resident, but it just gained Michael C. Hall.
The Golden Globe-winning actor — best known for his roles in “Six Feet Under” and “Dexter” — and his wife Morgan just bought a 10th-floor unit in the landmarked art deco building, located at 300 Central Park West, for $4.3 million, according to city property records.
Their new pad is a 2,200-square-foot two-bedroom, whose features include a wood-burning fireplace, a dining room with space for 10 guests and an eat-in kitchen with Miele appliances. The home, which has three bathrooms, comes renovated, with new floors, and custom doors and cabinets.
The El Dorado, where Hall and his wife just bought a $4.3 million co-opGabriella BassArchitect Emery Roth designed the building in 1931. The El Dorado’s amenities include a gym, a children’s playroom and a half basketball court.
This isn’t the only Big Apple home owned by Hall. In 2016, he snagged a pad for $4.28 million inside the Greenwich Lane in Greenwich Village. Public records show he still owns it, and StreetEasy shows he rented out that spread in 2016. It had last asked $13,500.
That two-bedroom, 1,586-square-foot pad has a chef’s kitchen and beamed ceilings.
John Barnett and Carter McHyman of Douglas Elliman had the listing for the El Dorado home.
