"According to city records, she bought the place for $1.35 million in 2021 but apparently hasn't been using it much. A profile of the 27-year-old in The New Yorker last year noted that "although she keeps an apartment near Union Square, she is rarely in New York these days." And really, that's a shame, because the apartment has great windows. There are also 11-foot ceilings and a working marble fireplace."
"The kitchen is New York City narrow but has been redone with black-granite countertops and a Subzero fridge. The built-in bookshelves and sunken living room are nice touches! The unit is in an old-school full-service doorman building with a nice rooftop garden. All in all, the place is nice but surprisingly normal. Like an apartment that would play a more attractive version of an actual apartment on a Netflix show."
Maya Hawke listed a sixth-floor Greenwich Village one-bedroom co-op on East 9th Street for $1.6 million. She bought the unit for $1.35 million in 2021 and has rarely used it. The apartment features great windows, 11-foot ceilings, and a working marble fireplace. The kitchen is narrow but renovated with black-granite countertops and a Subzero refrigerator. Built-in bookshelves and a sunken living room add character. The building offers full-service doorman staffing and a rooftop garden. The overall feel is pleasant and unpretentious, resembling a slightly more attractive version of a typical apartment.
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