"It's a nice little hidden gem," said Caroline, a Manhattan mom who brought her daughter to the sprinklers on Thursday. "It's a good place to get away during the summertime."
James Dean's former Upper West Side brownstone, where he lived in 1951, is currently listed at $6.25 million, reflecting both his legacy and the property's historical charm.
I mean, I remember shooting the Academy Award Show during the pandemic, and my daughter and I wound up just sleeping in my dressing room because we were here so late. So it really is like a second home.