Is Formula One’s Lewis Hamilton getting rid of his 443 Greenwich penthouse?

The British driver recently reportedly snagged a penthouse at 70 Vestry

A nearly 8,900-square-foot penthouse is up for grabs at 443 Greenwich Street — for a cool $57 million.

The triplex looks like it belongs to Formula One star Lewis Hamilton, who reportedly paid $44 million for a penthouse in MetroLoft Management’s renovated condominium in 2017.

Hamilton’s team did not immediately respond to a media inquiry about the listing.

But now, it looks like the owner of the newly listed triplex — which boasts 15 rooms, nearly 3,400 square feet of additional private outdoor space and its own pool — wants even more than its first listing price. Its previous $44 million sale price was a $10 million chop from its original ask.

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Last year, Jet.com’s founder Marc Lore bought another five-bedroom penthouse at 443 Greenwich Street for about $43.8 million, nearly $14 million off from its $58 million asking price. Lore’s condo spans 8,659 square feet and also has its own pool.

Regardless, a $57 million sale — while clearly significant — would still be a bit off from downtown Manhattan’s sales record. That title belongs to a $59 million sale last year at the Getty at 503 West 24th Street.

Brown Harris Stevens’ Mara Papasoff, who has the listing, also did not return a message seeking comment.

Meanwhile, Hamilton appeared to have bought another penthouse in the neighborhood in December. He took a unit at Related Companies’ 70 Vestry Street for about $40.7 million, a block a way and smaller than the 443 Greenwich Street pad, according to the Wall Street Journal.

Is Formula One’s Lewis Hamilton getting rid of his 443 Greenwich penthouse?

The British driver recently reportedly snagged a penthouse at 70 Vestry

A nearly 8,900-square-foot penthouse is up for grabs at 443 Greenwich Street — for a cool $57 million.

The triplex looks like it belongs to Formula One star Lewis Hamilton, who reportedly paid $44 million for a penthouse in MetroLoft Management’s renovated condominium in 2017.

Hamilton’s team did not immediately respond to a media inquiry about the listing.

But now, it looks like the owner of the newly listed triplex — which boasts 15 rooms, nearly 3,400 square feet of additional private outdoor space and its own pool — wants even more than its first listing price. Its previous $44 million sale price was a $10 million chop from its original ask.

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Last year, Jet.com’s founder Marc Lore bought another five-bedroom penthouse at 443 Greenwich Street for about $43.8 million, nearly $14 million off from its $58 million asking price. Lore’s condo spans 8,659 square feet and also has its own pool.

Regardless, a $57 million sale — while clearly significant — would still be a bit off from downtown Manhattan’s sales record. That title belongs to a $59 million sale last year at the Getty at 503 West 24th Street.

Brown Harris Stevens’ Mara Papasoff, who has the listing, also did not return a message seeking comment.

Meanwhile, Hamilton appeared to have bought another penthouse in the neighborhood in December. He took a unit at Related Companies’ 70 Vestry Street for about $40.7 million, a block a way and smaller than the 443 Greenwich Street pad, according to the Wall Street Journal.