Jason Biggs sells custom-designed Tribeca loft for $2.7M

January 22, 2018

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“American Pie” actor Jason Biggs and his wife Jenny Mollen have sold their spacious three-bedroom Tribeca loft for $2.65 million, after first putting the pad on the market nearly a year ago. The 2,200-square-foot apartment at 288 West Street boasts authentic details throughout, like timber beams and columns, as well as hardwood oak floors. As the Observer learned, Biggs and Mollen bought the apartment for $2.55 million in October 2013 and tapped designer Cliff Fong to decorate the space. The couple moved to the West Village this past summer after purchasing a $6.98 million four-bedroom condo at the Shephard.

288 West Street, Jason Bigg, Tribeca

The home, currently set up as a two-bedroom with a home office, features seven deep set oversized windows, all of which retained their original design but have been outfitted with bronze soundproof insulation. The chef’s kitchen includes a huge concrete center island, custom cabinets and Sub-Zeo and Viking appliances.

288 West Street, Jason Bigg, Tribeca

The master suite is both spacious and private. It boasts a spa-like en-suite bathroom with marble stone, a steam shower and a large walk-in closet.

288 West Street, Jason Bigg, Tribeca

The building includes just two apartments per floor and boasts a 1,000-square-foot landscaped rooftop with Ipe-wood decking. Perfect for parties, the roof features a Weber grill and stunning Hudson River views.

[Listing: 288 West Street, 4E by Maggie Zaharoiu and Frances Katzen for Douglas Elliman]

[Via Observer]

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