Tech investor, media exec and hotelier Kevin Wendle has bought a Greenwich Village penthouse for $8.02 million — more than $1 million over its $6.9 million ask.

The full-floor spread, at 30 E. 10th St., went into contract about two weeks after it hit the market in April.

The seller is Franck Giraud, an art dealer and adviser to clients like the late Bunny Mellon.

Wendle is the co-founder of K2 Media Labs. He also co-founded CNET, E! Online and Fox Broadcasting Company. More recently, he bought Hotel Esencia in Tulum and additionally owns a Rhode Island estate in Watch Hill featured in Architectural Digest earlier this year.

His new shelter mag-ready Manhattan penthouse is on the 12th floor and comes with 11-foot ceilings, 19 oversize windows and four exposures. The 3,700-square-foot unit was marketed as a three-bedroom but is currently configured as a two-bedroom.

Design details include lots of marble in the open chef’s kitchen and the master bathroom. There are also built-ins, electric blackout and solar shades and a sound system.

Building amenities include a common roof deck just one flight up. The listing broker was Corcoran’s Michael J. Franco while Sotheby’s Debbie Korb repped the buyer.