Discover Paul Newman’s Iconic New York City Penthouse for Sale — The legendary actor’s long-time residence in New York City is now available for purchase, but only for those with deep pockets ready to invest in a piece of Hollywood history.

The stunning penthouse where Hollywood icon Paul Newman and his beloved wife, Joanne Woodward, once resided has officially entered the real estate market, listed at an impressive price of $9.950 million. This luxurious space is not just a home; it represents a unique slice of cinematic history.

This is the first time in over 40 years that this lavish co-op located in the prestigious Upper East Side has become available to prospective buyers. Given its rich history and luxurious features, it is safe to assume that many potential buyers are eagerly watching this captivating 2-bedroom, 2.5-bath home.

Beyond its Hollywood connections, this magnificent penthouse boasts numerous impressive amenities that justify its steep asking price. Encompassing over 2,500 square feet of living space, it features multiple expansive terraces, a private elevator for added convenience, breathtaking views of Central Park, soaring high ceilings, and exquisite hardwood flooring throughout, all contributing to a luxurious lifestyle.

However, the enduring love story of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward adds significant emotional value to this property, making it even more appealing. For those unfamiliar with their romantic history, the couple first crossed paths in New York City in 1953 while working on the Broadway production of “Picnic.” Their romance blossomed further when they reunited for the 1957 film “The Long, Hot Summer.”

At the time of their initial meeting, Paul was still married, which led him to divorce his first wife, Jackie Witte. Following this life-changing decision, he and Joanne tied the knot the following year, embarking on a beautiful journey together.

Paul and Joanne, who shared a life filled with love and creativity, welcomed three children during their remarkable marriage. Their union lasted until Paul’s passing in 2008, marking a stunning and enduring 50 years of partnership that continues to inspire many.