Indie actress Parker Posey is parting with her Chelsea triplex.
Posey — best known for her roles in “Dazed and Confused” and “Best in Show” — sold her apartment at 365 West 19th Street to a data analyst for just under $1.7 million, according to public records. She purchased the one-bedroom, one-bathroom co-op for $1.5 million in 2019.
“With work taking me out of the city so much, I simply couldn’t give what it deserved,” Posey told the New York Post in June and added that she’s spending more time upstate.
The actress listed the unit for just under $2 million in September 2022 before removing it last December, according to StreetEasy. The apartment hit the market again in May with the same asking price, which was lowered to $1.75 million in October.
Earlier this year, she described the apartment as a “bird’s house” or a “birdhouse with a nest on top.”
The home has a private roof terrace as well as a double-height living room with exposed brick walls, curved half moon windows and frosted glass walls. It also includes a spiral staircase leading to the primary suite, which features a skylight and clawfoot bathtub.
Matthew Coleman of Coleman Real Estate Group had the listing.
Unit 3F is one of seven residences in the building, built in 1910 and featuring designs by artist Robert Ostro. Recent deals for apartments in the boutique co-op range from roughly $680,000 to just under $2 million.
Posey’s home’s return to the market this summer coincided with the re-release of the movie “Party Girl” — a 1995 flick with Posey starring as a 20-something East Village party girl named Mary.
The actress’ more recent pursuits include a role alongside Joaquin Phoenix, Nathan Lane and Patti LuPone in Ari Aster’s “Beau Is Afraid.” She’s also in several upcoming TV shows, including an Amazon Prime reboot of “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” and “The Parenting” with Brian Cox and Lisa Kudrow.
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