Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel’s Former Greenwich Penthouse Just Sold for $40 Million
A penthouse once owned by Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel has sold for its full $40 million asking price after spending less than 24 hours on the market.
The rapid deal marks an $11 million jump from the couple’s 2022 sale price of $29 million, and double their original 2017 purchase price of $20 million.
The residence, Penthouse G at Tribeca’s coveted 443 Greenwich Street, remains one of downtown Manhattan’s most private and sought-after luxury offerings.
Property Highlights
Price: $40 million
Location: Tribeca, New York City
Size: 5,375 square feet
Beds: 4
Baths: 6
Notable Features: 2,646-square-foot wraparound terrace by Edmund Hollander, multiple outdoor lounges, full outdoor kitchen, retractable steel-and-glass doors, imported British estate fireplace mantle, de Gournay wallpaper, Calacatta marble island, four ensuite bedrooms, steam shower, radiant heated floors, Savant home automation
Inside 443 Greenwich
443 Greenwich Street, a landmark warehouse conversion by CetraRuddy and Metroloft, is known for unmatched privacy, LEED-certified comfort, and host of celebrity residents including Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds, and Meg Ryan.
Amenities include a 70-foot indoor pool with Turkish baths, a fitness center with Pilates and yoga studios, infrared sauna, children’s playroom, wine storage, a central courtyard, and a landscaped roof deck. A private, double-gated garage also provides secure, discreet access exclusive to residents.
The Penthouse Today
The most recent photos from Listings show the penthouse’s clean, open feel where the wraparound terrace remains the star space. The terrace has a 2,646-square-foot garden with multiple seating areas, tall greenery for privacy, and a full outdoor kitchen.
Inside, the great room opens on both sides with steel-and-glass doors, connecting directly to the terrace.
The updated images also give a clearer look at the main living level, from the Christopher Peacock kitchen to the four ensuite bedrooms, including the private primary suite wing with its marble spa bath and dual closets.
How It Looked When Timberlake & Biel Listed It
The Alexander Team’s post captures the penthouse during Timberlake and Biel’s ownership, when the layout was the same but the design was more modern and simplified.
Their décor brought warmer tones to the great room, cozier seating to the terrace, and a more lived-in feel throughout the bedroom level.
The biggest shift in these past few years seem to be the staging as their furniture made the home feel intimate, while the current photos highlight the architecture and scale.
Final Thoughts
Around the same time Timberlake and Biel sold this penthouse, they also attempted to sell their longtime Los Angeles mansion, a property Timberlake purchased in 2002, though that estate ultimately remained in their portfolio.
Now, the current $40 million sale of Penthouse G underscores the enduring appeal of 443 Greenwich and the luxury buyer’s values of privacy, scale, and outdoor space in the heart of Tribeca.
With its extraordinary terrace, refined interiors, and history of celebrity ownership, this home stands as one of Manhattan’s most notable luxury trades of the year.
