Macaulay Culkin has sold his expansive Noho loft in Manhattan, which he bought 25 years ago for $1.75 million, and recently sold for $7.75 million. The off-market transaction means few details are available, but the property features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and is notable for its historical significance as the former headquarters of the Socialist Workers' Party. The residence, which is located near Washington Square Park, showcases Culkin’s long-term attachment to New York City, having lived there since acquiring it as a teenager.
The off-market nature of the sale has kept additional details under wraps, but the condo's location just steps from Washington Square Park and its industrial-chic charm likely added to its appeal.
Culkin purchased the condo at 704 Broadway in 1999 for $1.75 million. That's about $3.36 million when adjusted for inflation.
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