Sienna Miller, the star of “Extrapolations” and a British-American actress, recently made headlines when she sold her secret West Village townhouse in New York for $5.3 million. It’s interesting to note that this is actually less than what she paid for it in 2021, as reported exclusively by Gimme Shelter. Sienna Miller, who is 41 years old, was seen enjoying the sun in Saint-Tropez with her 26-year-old boyfriend, Oli Green, in recent photographs.
Miller revealed in an interview with podcaster Bruce Bozzi that she decided to sell the townhouse and move back to London after falling “out of love” with New York City. Although she was born in New York and raised in the UK, Miller admitted that she had once fallen in love with the city when she was 18 and believed it to be a powerful place. However, various factors, including an incident where she found human waste on her doorstep the week after moving in, made her reconsider her priorities.
Miller’s townhouse, located at 38 Bedford St., was where she lived with her 10-year-old daughter, Marlowe, whom she shares with her ex-fiancé Tom Sturridge. The property, which dates back to 1836, is a 20-foot-wide, four-story single-family home with a charming garden. It features high ceilings, six fireplaces, original parquet floors, and shutters. The garden entry level includes a windowed kitchen, a separate dining area with a fireplace, and a sitting area facing windows overlooking the garden. The room also boasts original wood-beamed ceilings and hardwood floors.
The parlor floor of the townhouse has high ceilings and an entertaining space with two woodburning fireplaces and windows at each end. There is also a corner area that could be used as a home office or guest bedroom. The third floor is home to two large bedrooms with oversized windows, while the fourth floor houses the main bedroom suite.
Interestingly, this isn’t the only historic home that Sienna Miller owns. She also has a charming 16th-century thatched-roof English cottage in Buckinghamshire, which was featured in Architectural Digest. The cottage was restored by her director friend Gaby Dellal.
The buyer of Sienna Miller’s townhouse is listed in property records as Olivia Windisch, a French-Austrian creative director with an impressive portfolio that includes working for designers like Chloé, Tom Ford, Jimmy Choo, and David Yurman. Windisch was represented by Compass broker Jim St. André in the transaction.
In conclusion, Sienna Miller’s decision to sell her West Village townhouse in New York and move back to London has garnered attention. Despite taking a slight hit on the sale, Miller remains the owner of a beautiful English cottage and continues to pursue her successful career in the entertainment industry.
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