Andrea Soros Colombel and her husband, Eric Colombel, have cashed out of a prominent West Village townhouse, with the deal surfacing in city records this week. The three-story home at 245 West 4th Street traded for roughly $46 million, putting it among downtown’s largest residential transactions so far this year.
Inside the Mega Sale
As reported by The Real Deal, the sale was recorded in late June and lists Eric and Andrea Colombel as the sellers. The buyer is a trust, and Corcoran agents Chris Kann and Matthew Moneypenny handled the transaction. The three-story building measures about 8,900 square feet, which works out to roughly $5,100 per square foot.
One Big Home On West 4th
Per Crain's New York Business, the homes were treated as a combined townhouse at 243–245 West 4th Street, a configuration the owners have been working on for years. Crain's identifies Andrea as the daughter of billionaire George Soros and notes the deal closed earlier this week.
Years Of Renovation And A Legal Dust-Up
The couple’s effort to stitch adjacent buildings together has drawn scrutiny before. The Real Deal previously reported a contractor lawsuit that described protracted construction delays and contested work. Neighbors also flagged a prior incident near the site, including a reported brick-wall collapse years ago, underscoring just how drawn out the project became.
What It Means For The Village
The sale underscores that assembled, house-like properties still command premiums in Greenwich Village, where both privacy and scale are in short supply. For buyers chasing single-family space downtown, stitched-together townhouses remain a costly but effective way to secure a large, private residence.
