Is Dorinda Medley saying goodbye to Big Apple?
A graduate of "The Real Housewife in New York City" just sold her apartment for $ 2,498,000 at 120 E.87th St. — Presenting her$ 2,495,000 Slightly above the price According to the property record.
But"make it nice!" Mavendoesn't go far — she promised.
"Don't leave", Medley, 57,told the post when listingproperties in February. "It's a change in 21 years."
Current star of "Real Housewife Ultimate Girls Trip" — Former wife version — 2 bedrooms, 2 bath units in 2006 I bought for $ 1.2 million. 14-foot ceiling, oversized windows, hardwood floor, chef's kitchen, and plenty of storage space.
The chic mansion is a 17-story building designed by Skidmore Owens and Merrill that was once used as a gimbel department store before it was converted into a condominium in 1989. Located on Kuave New Court.
Building facilities include a well-maintained roof deck and courtyard, gym with pool, Children's playroom, room including yoga and adjacent garage and storage.
She is her charming {most of her day Known to loyal Bravo viewers as 124} and custom-designed Berkshire —beloved Bluestone Manor— Medley is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on the Upper East Side. I grasped.
Speaking of Bluestone Manners, this is the stage for Season 2 of the "Real Housewife Ultimate Girls Trip", and often candid real-life TV stars appear on the Peacock Network.. Thingsgot a little hot at the show after Medleycalled her co-star Jill Zarin a lap dog. Women have known each other for 20 years, but have never participated in "RHONY" at the same time.
Occasionally she listed Manhattan's homes — touting the original list that “the decorators have taken great care to complete a major renovation” — $ 9,950 / monthRentAs previously reported, while isolated in Massachusetts during the pandemic.
"I will not leave the city of New York, contrary to some people's thoughts" Medleytold People, adding that 2022 is "about change." Her view of her life has changed now. I want an apartment that suits her lifestyle better. All in my apartment. It's time to start a new chapter elsewhere.
listed brokers were Gladys (Raleigh) Cooper and his son Michael Cooper, who starred in Douglas Eliman's "RHONY."
— Additional Report MaryK.Jacob
