In his TLC reality show "The Baldwins," Alec Baldwin humorously reveals the struggles of living in his Devonshire House duplex, which at 4,137 square feet seems inadequate for his family of seven children, pets, and staff. The home is an architectural gem from 1928, originally designed for artists, but transformed into luxury condos. Despite its grace and charm, Baldwin's living situation is chaotic, revealing the challenges of family life in an upscale city apartment. Real estate agents discuss the historical significance and enduring appeal of the building, showcasing its West Side vibe.
Alec Baldwin's swanky Greenwich Village penthouse is too small for his family, as he humorously reveals in his TLC reality show, "The Baldwins."
Despite being a 4,137-square-foot luxurious duplex, the penthouse is filled with his seven kids, four dogs, and four cats, making it feel cramped.
Devonshire House, the building where Baldwin resides, has a rich history, transitioning from a lively artistic abode to a luxurious condo, retaining its architectural charm.
Real estate experts highlight the building's appeal with traditional solidity and a classic West Side vibe, drawing Baldwin away from his previous home.
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