Hunger Games actress buys Upper West Side townhouse for $10.5M

The 21-room, 10K-sq-ft home last sold for $15.8M in 2018

Patina Miller and husband David Mars with their Central Park house (Getty, Serhant)
Patina Miller and husband David Mars with their Central Park house (Getty, Serhant)

Manhattan’s competitive luxury market hasn’t quite reached dystopian battle royale proportions, but amid increased activity and shrinking discounts, this “Hunger Games” actress walked away with an impressive score.

Patina Miller, who played Commander Paylor in “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay,” and her venture capitalist husband, David Mars, purchased a two-family townhouse on the Upper West Side for $10.5 million, records show — $5 million less than what the property last traded for in 2018.

The 9,800-square-foot property was sold in 2018 to Amy Diane Connor for $15.8 million. Serhant brokers Ryan Serhant and Talia McKinney had the listing, with a last ask of $12 million.

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The six-story home is located steps from Central Park and has 21 rooms, including seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms. Other amenities include a media room, recreation room, office, den, patio, elevator, eight fireplaces with imported 18th-century mantels and two terraces.

Off-screen, Miller is also a Broadway actress who won a Tony Award in 2013 for her leading role in the Broadway revival of “Pippin.” Mars, the co-founder and director of commercial wind farm developer Windstream Energy, is also a partner at White Owl Capital, which specializes in early-stage investments in energy and technology firms.

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