An Exit From Brooklyn?
A Brooklyn brownstone owned by the actors Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz for almost a decade has sold for $11.8 million to an anonymous buyer who reportedly paid all cash.
The four-story detached house, in the Cobble Hill neighborhood, was purchased by the couple in the summer of 2017 for $6.75 million through a limited liability company. The sellers were the writers Martin Amis and Isabel Fonseca. At that time, the building had just received a new roof and extensive repair after damage from a New Year’s Eve fire that was contained to the top floor. It was marketed then as “a clean, blank slate.”
The brownstone has 6,600 square feet of interior space, according to the old listing. The property was privately listed last year by Pamela D’Arc of Compass, who declined to comment on the transaction. (Mr. Craig’s business manager did not respond to a request for comment.)
The couple reportedly sold a neighboring townhouse last year for around $4 million. They currently own a house in London’s affluent Primrose Hill district.
Lily Allen Bids Adieu
The musician Lily Allen and the actor David Harbour have found a buyer for their brownstone in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn. The closing price was $7 million.
The two put the late-19th-century house on the market last October for $7.995 million, just as Ms. Allen was releasing her album “West End Girl,” which included intimate details about the end of their marriage and their decision to buy the property. She is currently on her “West End Girl” concert tour.
The brownstone is four stories high and 22 feet wide, with five bedrooms, three full bathrooms and a powder room. There is also a finished basement with a gym and laundry.
Carl Gambino of Compass is the listing broker.
Orlando Bloom’s Ocean Views
The actor Orlando Bloom has put his longtime home in Malibu, Calif., on the market for $12 million.
The resort-like property, on a third of an acre, sits high on a bluff above El Matador State Beach, with stunning ocean and mountain views.
Mr. Bloom bought the property in 2011 for $2.5 million with his then-wife, the model Miranda Kerr. The couple made extensive renovations.
The nearly 4,200-square-foot, two-story contemporary house was built in the early 1970s. It has four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and two powder rooms, plus a family and media room, and a gym. Outdoor amenities include a pool, hot tub, wet bar and access to the nearby beach via a wooden stairway.
Chris Cortazzo of Compass has the listing.
Osbourne Mansion Re-listed
The longtime Los Angeles home of Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne is up for sale once again — this time with a $17 million price tag. The re-listing comes nine months after the death of the heavy metal icon.
Jonah Wilson and Josh Greer of Carolwood Estates share the listing.
The Osbournes bought the 1920s house a decade ago, reportedly for just under $12 million.
Mr. Osbourne, the Black Sabbath frontman, and Ms. Osbourne, a music industry manager turned TV personality, first put the home on the market in 2022 for $18 million. It was later reduced to $17.5 million, and then taken off the market.
The gated estate, on half an acre in the exclusive Hancock Park neighborhood, also includes a one-bedroom guesthouse. In all, there is more than 11,000 square feet of living space and seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms.
Last fall Ms. Osbourne had listed another property for sale: a one-bedroom condo at the Sierra Towers, a high-rise complex in West Hollywood, Calif., that has been home to many celebrities.
‘New York White House’ Sold
A penthouse at the Carlyle where President John F. Kennedy often stayed sold for $11 million. The buyer was the media mogul Barry Diller.
The sprawling apartment, sometimes referred to as the “New York White House,” is on the top two floors of the grand Art Deco building, about a block from Central Park on Manhattan’s Upper East Side. The unit has two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, along with a library, great room, and a solarium off the primary bedroom suite. There is also a terrace off the second en suite bedroom and another solarium with picturesque park and cityscape views.
A longtime resident of the Carlyle, Mr. Diller, the chairman of the media conglomerate IAC, bought the duplex through a trust from Karen Pritzker, a film producer and heiress to the Hyatt hotel fortune. She had owned the apartment since 2007 and put it on the market in September for $12.995 million.
