Country star Zach Bryan is trading honky-tonks for Hudson Street, reportedly shelling out $13 million for a seven-level townhouse in Manhattan’s West Village that comes with nearly 2,000 square feet of private outdoor space. The Hudson Street property stitches together a renovated owner’s triplex above a former restaurant storefront, capped with multiple terraces and a roof deck that looks out over the skyline. The purchase, first reported on March 17, 2026, adds another splashy address to a neighborhood long favored by celebrities.
Details From the Listing
According to the marketing materials, the 22-foot-wide house was originally built in 1847 and offers about 6,543 interior square feet spread across seven levels, plus roughly 1,766 square feet of gardens, terraces and roof space. The residence is laid out with four bedrooms, three full bathrooms and two powder rooms. A ground-floor commercial unit sits beneath the owner’s space, previously housing the Michelin-starred restaurant Piora and later Leroy House. The property carried an asking price of $15,750,000, per Matthews.
Sale and the Brokers
New York Post reports that the buyer is Zach Bryan and that the sale price was $13,000,000. Brokerage listings show the property was marketed co-exclusively by Ryan Serhant and Nicole Palermo of Serhant, with Brock Emmetsberger of Matthews Real Estate also listed on the offering materials, as reflected on the Serhant/Compass listing pages.
House Features and Finishes
Inside, the townhouse leans heavily into polished city-luxe. The listing highlights a white chef’s kitchen with a breakfast bar, reclaimed antique oak floors, an elevator, a Lutron lighting and shading system, a working gas fireplace and radiant-heated floors in select areas. Outside, the various gardens and terraces are irrigated and equipped with electric awnings, while the roof deck serves up views toward the Empire State Building and the World Trade Center. The marketing materials also call out modern systems, centralized HVAC and security components that support the recent high-end renovations.
Why Bryan Might Have Snapped It Up
Zach Bryan, a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter who served in the U.S. Navy, has been steadily expanding his footprint beyond the traditional country-music heartland as his profile and touring schedule grow. A West Village townhouse with a private garden, multiple terraces and a roof deck offers the kind of outdoor space and privacy that are notoriously hard to find in Manhattan apartments, making the purchase a logical fit for an artist juggling city time with life on the road. Bryan’s GRAMMY win is noted on GRAMMY.com, and profiles of his early life and military service appear in outlets such as TIME.
City deed and transfer filings typically trail broker reports, so municipal records are expected to reflect the transaction in the coming days. Until then, the full listing and floor plans remain viewable on brokerage pages for anyone curious about how a seven-level West Village spread is carved up behind that Hudson Street facade.
