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“I thought for a split second it was a filtered, but really good picture of Caitlin Jenner. Why do these gals always get to a perfect place and then either go overboard with fillers or have something else unnecessary done? If you were ever curious about where Sonja Morgan, her daughter, dogs, and incredible army of interns gather, here’s your chance to find out.
Sonja’s townhouse, which boasts 4,645 square feet and was built in 1899, is available vacant or fully furnished with a full-service staff offered. Sonja Morgan has just listed her Upper East Side townhouse for the fifth time. No official premiere date has been set for the spin-off yet, only a confirmation that it will air sometime next year. And if the runaway success of Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip is any indication, Welcome to Crappie Lake is sure to be another hit for the network. Let’s just hope the local liquor store shipped in a steady supply of moonshine, Tipsy Girl, and Fauxsé Rose for these Bravo legends’ extended stay. Reports of the show’s tentative production first surfaced this summer, exciting Bravo fanatics and fans of the classic early aughts reality show The Simple Life.
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"I want to be footloose, fancy free. I have worked so hard to get to this point. I don't want to be house heavy." Create your free profile and get access to exclusive content. “If no one is renting the townhouse I can’t be shelling out cash every month to rent my pied-à-terre in Columbus Circle. She shared the home with her ex-husband John Adams Morgan, who she married to from 1998 to 2006. The Sun can exclusively reveal the home remains for sale for the same asking price today, according to Realtor.
“Among the glories of this house are the custom mosaic floors in the full-width entryway and the two large master baths with nautical motifs personal to the Morgan family. Mr. Morgan, his father, grandfather and great-grandfather, J.P. Morgan, were all noted yachtsmen and Commodores of the New York Yacht Club,” the listing previously stated. “Real Housewives of New York” star Sonja Morgan has been forced to take her Manhattan townhouse off the market once again after eight years without an offer, The Post can report. Coming from a year off the market, The Post first reported, 35-year real estate veteran Thomas Wexler with the brokerage Leslie J. Garfield & Co. now holds the listing.
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Morgan, 57, initially listed the Upper East Side home back in 2013 for $9.95 million amid her divorce battle with J.P. It has seen several price cuts since, including a $7.2 million price tag back in 2015. But now she is hoping this will be the last time she will have to put the home on the market.
All the bedrooms feature wood-burning fireplaces, and there's also an elevator, sauna, gym, and terrace -- all sitting in the ritzy Madison Ave and Central Park neighborhood. As we've reported, she listed the 5-story townhouse for the 7th time in 2017 for around $10 mil ... "I love the balcony. As you know, at the townhouse, I had a beautiful garden, and here, I have a slice of life from home," she said. "I have my plants, my herbs, my strawberries, mint, basil, everything I need to cook at home." The apartment also features a balcony that the reality star has covered in various plants.
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Another room, which can serve as a bedroom or office, comes with arched windows and Venetian plaster walls. The Real Housewives of New York City season 12 premieres on April 2 at 9 p.m. While the home has a stunning spiral staircase, there is also an elevator for those who don’t want to take the hike up five floors. A second bathroom can be found on the fourth floor, as well as another bedroom. The second floor is where the kitchen can be found as well as a bedroom and the dining room. Outside of the ground floor’s sitting room, French doors lead to a gorgeously landscaped terrace.
The Real Housewives of New York City cast member has totally transformed her five-bedroom Upper East Side home. One of the bathrooms has white tile with a crystal chandelier over the bathtub. After extensive remodeling, the home was back on sale last summer for $8.75 million, in hopes the vibrant market amid the pandemic would be in her favor. But after a year without any prospects, Morgan delisted the property last week. In 2018, after receiving no offers, she tried renting the five-story residence for $32,000 per month, property records show.
I just wanted to be rid of the wrinkling on my neck and the that were starting to form. It was a no-brainer – gravity had taken its toll, I was also exhausted and I needed a ‘pick me up,’” Sonja captioned an Instagram post. “I could stay in a hotel but I thought it’d be more fun to stay here,” de Lesseps says in a flashback that serves as a reminder of where the two friends stood at the start of the season. "At this point, this house is nothing more than a financial drain, an emotional drain," Sonja explained of her decision to sell the house on The Real Housewives of New York City's September 3 episode.
Now listed at $8.75 million, the five-story townhouse is made up of four bedrooms and six bathrooms spanning 4,650 square feet. The front door opens onto a bright foyer leading into the gallery and living room with some mosaic hardwood floors, all soaked in natural light from the floor-to-ceiling windows in the solarium. A set of French doors leads out to a manicured garden with a fountain and koi pond.
Morgan also showed off her master bedroom, which, while not an entire floor , does feature its own bathroom and a large closet. The space features slick white cabinets with silver handles to match the stainless-steel appliances, and a breakfast counter Morgan completed with a pair of modern white chairs. Sonja Morgan is out of her famous townhouse – and into some sleek new digs overlooking Manhattan's Columbus Circle.
As we all saw last season on The Real Housewives of New York City, Sonja Morgan finally bid adieu to her fabled townhouse, the backdrop of oh-so-many iconic RHONY moments (and squabbles!). Ready to turn a new leaf — and rake in $32,000 a month in rent from the 4,650-square-foot home! — Sonja headed across town, where’s she now nestled in a two-bedroom high-rise apartment. Sonja admitted on season 13 of RHONY that she was forced to give up the apartment and move back into the townhouse at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, as she didn't have a renter anymore.
This is at least the seventh time the property's been on the market. Real Housewife of New York Sonja Morgan is taking another shot at selling her Manhattan, New York home. Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Sonja Morgan is giving the New York City real estate market another go. After the lockdown lifted in the city, she rented the home to a family from Spain, before renting it out to a new tenant, for 32k a month. The Real Housewives of New York City fashion designer is giving us an exclusive tour of her new digs.
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