Supermodel Elsa Hosk comes to market with renovated Soho pad

Swedish model Elsa Hosk is listing her Soho co-op for $3.5 million, or $2,000 per foot, The Real Deal has learned.

Hosk bought the two-bedroom apartment at 66 Crosby Street, or 514 Broadway, for just over $2 million six years ago, property records show. The model was looking for a fixer-upper and spent two years renovating the loft, according to an interview she did with Architectural Digest.

 

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The 1,750-square-foot apartment boasts 16-foot ceilings, with the main bedroom located on a mezzanine floor overlooking the kitchen and living room. The master suite includes an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet, according to floor plans. The co-op also has a private outdoor terrace that runs more than 49 feet in length.

Adam Modlin and Carl Gambino of the Modlin Group are handling the listing. They declined to comment.

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The pair of brokers put another celebrity home on the market last week, listing actress Sophie Turner and singer Joe Jonas’ Nolita condo for about $6 million.

Hosk’s building is a prewar co-op with six levels containing about 35 apartments.

The volume of sales and prices of Manhattan co-ops plummeted in the second quarter of the year, as showings were halted due to the pandemic. The median sales price of a co-op in Soho dropped 21 percent last quarter, compared to the same period in 2019. Despite the sluggish market, homes in Manhattan with private outdoor space have sold at a roughly 5 percent premium since the pandemic began earlier this year.