After nearly two years on the market, Scarlett Johansson has finally sold her longtime Manhattan penthouse at a loss, The Post can report.
The Oscar-nominated actress, 38, purchased the two-bedroom, two-bathroom Sutton Place spread more than a decade ago, in 2008, for $2.1 million.
She sold it for only $1.87 million on March 11, records show.
Aside from the instant $223,000 loss, additional pricey renovations and updates to the property over the years add to her losses.
But with an estimated $165 million net worth, and pegged as the world’s highest-paid actress in 2018 and 2019, it’s likely the “Black Widow” star isn’t losing too much sleep over it.
Initially listing the home for $2.5 million in July 2020, the Marvel actress wasn’t able to secure a buyer after cutting the price down to $1.89 million in December. While it remained on the market, it listed for rent at $6,500 per month.
The living room. Douglas Elliman
The second bedroom has a wall of glass dividing it from the living area. Douglas Elliman
The kitchen with marble countertops. Douglas Elliman
The dining area. Douglas EllimanOverlooking the East River, the home boasts a terrace with skyline views and space for al fresco dining.
Features include hardwood floors, floor-to-ceiling sliding windows and an updated open kitchen with luxe marble countertops. There’s also an expansive walk-in closet in the primary suite.
Amenities of the white-glove postwar building include a full-time doorman, an additional laundry room and a parking garage.
The primary ensuite bedroom. Douglas Elliman
One of two bathrooms. Douglas Elliman
The outside terrace with al fresco dining. Douglas EllimanMeanwhile, her husband and “Saturday Night Live” star, Colin Jost, listed his longtime West Village duplex back in October and already has a pending offer on the home. Jost, 39, listed the two-bedroom, two-bathroom residence shortly after he welcomed his first child with Johansson last August.
Noble Black with Douglas Elliman held the listing.
