Ralph Fiennes buys in Village

June 26, 2008 05:16PM By Adam Pincus

 
Stage and movie actor Ralph Fiennes paid $2 million for a 1,220-square-foot condo unit in the Gansevoort building in Greenwich Village.

The actor, nominated for an Academy Award for Schindler's List and The English Patient, bought unit 6B at 321 West 13th Street from interior designer Joseph Lembo, according to property records posted today.

The loft-style building was constructed about a century ago.

Although Fiennes listed his address in London, he used the Queens-based Ridgewood Savings Bank for his $1.5 million mortgage.

Also today, The Real Deal reported that Tipping Point author Malcolm Gladwell paid $1.5 million for a co-op apartment in a four-story West Village building.


Comments

lesley

I THINK IT'S A STEP TOO FAR THAT YOU HAVE PUBLISHED THE DETAILS OF THE SALE OF UNIT 6B AT 321 WEST ST. YOU'RE PROBABLY USING IT AS A PROMO. I HOPE HE CANCELS THE SALE. LESLEY AUSTRALIA

Comment #1 Posted By: lesley 06/30/08

Anonymous

It's a matter of public record.

Comment #2 Posted By: Anonymous 06/30/08

Liza

I've owned a home and while it was a matter of public record, it was certainly not tabloid newsworthy. Of course, the gentleman is far more famous, but most certainly no less entilted to his privacy! Everyone is entilted to conduct their private life in peace.

Comment #3 Posted By: Liza 06/30/08

Anonymous

Guys/Dolls--welcome to the real world. It's real estate and public record. Move to Maine or North Dakota if you want to be anonymous!

Comment #4 Posted By: Anonymous 07/03/08

Anonymous

Wow - he bought from Joseph Lembo - he is an amazingly talented interior designer. Lucky Ralph. The place must be stunning.

Comment #5 Posted By: Anonymous 07/16/08

Anonymous

That is really awful. I would hate it if people would have my adress.. I mean, there are crazy people everywhere.

Comment #6 Posted By: Anonymous 08/10/08

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