Bon Jovi looks to sell Greenwich Village apartment for $22 million

Real Estate

So, much for “Never Say Goodbye!”

New Jersey rocker Jon Bon Jovi is selling his four-bedroom Greenwich Village condo for a whopping $22 million.

Bon Jovi has put his luxurious Greenwich Lanes pad at 155 West 11th St. on the market, the Wall Street Journal was first to report.

The musician bought the sprawling 4,000-square-foot apartment in 2017 for $18.94 million, real estate records show.

An elevator opens into a private vestibule that leads into a 40-foot living room, complete with a Juliette balcony overlooking the city bustle, with a large adjoining eat-in kitchen fully equipped with appliances, according to the property listing on Compass. There are also floor-to-ceiling windows and a private terrace. 

The 11th Street condo being sold for $22 million by Jon Bon Jovi has an elevator that opens into a private vestibule that leads into a 40-foot living room.
The 11th Street condo being sold for $22 million by Jon Bon Jovi has an elevator that opens into a private vestibule that leads into a 40-foot living room.
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There are bathrooms and closets located in each of the secondary bedrooms inside of Jon Bon Jovi's apartment space.
There are bathrooms and closets located in each of the secondary bedrooms inside of Jon Bon Jovi’s apartment space.
Glen E.Johnson

The condo’s primary bedroom suite has exposed views to the south and the east, fitted with a walk-in closet and a windowed marble bathroom. Each of the secondary bedrooms includes its own bathroom and closet space.

The condo, constructed in 2013, includes access to The Greenwich Lanes’ fitness center, 75-foot swimming pool, whirlpool, steam rooms, golf simulator, and more, according to the listing. Additional amenities include a garden and reflecting pool, dining lounge for Lanes residents and a 21-seat movie room.

Jon Bon Jovi's luxurious spot features a large adjoining eat-in kitchen fully equipped with appliances, according to the property listing on Compass.
Jon Bon Jovi’s luxurious spot features a large adjoining eat-in kitchen fully equipped with appliances, according to the property listing on Compass.
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The Greenwich Lanes condo that will be sold on the market is located at 155 West 11th St., as the four-bedroom New York City spot was built in 2013.
The Greenwich Lanes condo that will be sold on the market is located at 155 West 11th St., as the four-bedroom New York City spot was built in 2013.
Glen E.Johnson

The “Dead or Alive” singer moved to the 11th Street condo from his nearby apartment at 150 Charles St. in 2017. He reportedly took a major loss when he sold the 4,031-square-foot duplex in a building where other celebrity residents had lived, including Sports Illustrated model Irina Shayk and Ben Stiller.

The 59-year-old rocker is expected to kick off his 2022 tour this April.

The condo includes access to The Greenwich Lanes’ fitness center, a swimming pool, steam rooms, a golf simulator, and other additional amenities including a dining lounge at Jon Bon Jovi's residence.
The condo includes access to The Greenwich Lanes’ fitness center, a swimming pool, steam rooms, a golf simulator, and other additional amenities including a dining lounge at Jon Bon Jovi’s residence.
Glen E.Johnson
Jon Bon Jovi's balcony overlooks the view of New York City's bustle, as the spot also includes floor-to-ceiling windows and a private terrace.
Jon Bon Jovi’s balcony overlooks the view of New York City’s bustle, as the spot also includes floor-to-ceiling windows and a private terrace.
Glen E.Johnson
The condo's bedroom suite at Jon Bon Jovi's apartment features a walk-in closet and a windowed marble bathroom, as views from the south and the east can be seen.
The condo’s bedroom suite at Jon Bon Jovi’s apartment features a walk-in closet and a windowed marble bathroom, as views from the south and the east can be seen.
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