Sarah Jessica Parker is nothing short of a New York icon with her former West Village apartment perfectly capturing the essence of a glamorous life in the Big Apple.
However, the Sex and the City star, 59, is expanding the home she shares with Ferris Bueller star husband Matthew Broderick in a major way.
© GettyArchitectural Digest reported that in 2016 the A-list couple purchased a pair of townhouses in the West Village for a staggering $34.5 million with the plan to combine the properties into a mega mansion.
At the time of purchase, the enormous combined space, which in 2023 was still under construction, was thought to cover 13,900 feet upon completion - approximately one-third of a football field.
© GettyThe impressive home is also believed to feature a 2,100 square-foot private garden to cater to Sarah Jessica and Matthew's lives as parents of three - James, 21, and twins Marion and Tabitha, 15.
© InstagramIt has been reported that the And Just Like That… star hired Morris Adjimi Architects to carry out the renovations which have an estimated cost of over $50 million.
SJP and Matthew's property portfolio
The Hocus Pocus star and her husband have owned a number of incredible properties since they tied the knot in 1997 - and contrary to popular belief, not all of them have been in townhouses in the West Village.
© InstagramIn 2005, the L.A. Story actress and her beau spent $6.6 million on a vacation property in Amagansett, Long Island. The charming 1940s abode featured three-bedroom and one-bathroom and was listed on Booking.com for a two-night getaway in 2022.
© Getty"We wanted the property to truly feel like a home, so we furnished it with vintage pieces we had collected over the years and made the backyard a versatile place where we could enjoy summer sunsets, barbecues, and fun gatherings," the mother of three revealed.
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The couple have also previously owned a $3 million newlywed townhouse between 2000 and 2015, and a Greek Revival–style townhouse in Greenwich between 2011 and 2015.
