Bethenny Frankel is again looking to sell her apartment in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood.
The 51-year-old former Real Housewives Of New York City star relisted the loft-style space for $6.995 million, according to Dirt.
The businesswoman and philanthropist is working with a new set of real estate agents on the listing, after previously taking it off the market in September.
Back on the market: Bethenny Frankel, 51, has relisted her apartment in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood for $6.995 million, according to Dirt
Bethenny hasn’t raised the price on her apartment at all, but she’s now listing the space with Noble Black, David Son and Erik Ternon of Douglas Elliman.
She first listed it for the same price in April of this year with Ryan Serhant, who is a fixture on Bravo’s Million Dollar Listing New York.
The reality star first purchased the 4,034-square-foot loft in 2017 for $4.2 million, so she could be poised to make a pretty profit.
Part of her desire to move seems to be that she’s just not spending as much time at the Manhattan apartment as she once did.
New team: Bethenny hasn’t raised the price on her apartment at all, but she’s now listing the space with Noble Black, David Son and Erik Ternon of Douglas Elliman. She first listed it with Bravo’s Ryan Serhant in April 2021 but took it off the market in September; seen December 10 in NYC
Making bank: The reality star first purchased the 4,034-square-foot loft in 2017 for $4.2 million, so she could be poised to make a pretty profit
Redone: The Real Housewives Of New York City star had to refurbish the loft, and she repainted it for a more minimalist vibe and added new partitions for extra rooms
New look: She added a bar with a marble accent wall to the living room, which features gorgeous floor-to-ceiling windows
Spiffy: The refurbished kitchen features sleek cabinets with a gray island and top-of-the-line appliances
Frankel has more recently been living in a townhouse in Boston’s Back Bay with her fiancé Paul Bernon, a film producer, and when she’s not there she has been staying at her home in the Hamptons.
‘I wasn’t even looking to move but this was an opportunity I couldn’t pass up,’ she said of purchasing the loft in a 2018 piece for Architectural Digest.
Frankel was drawn to the space because it was undervalued for that area, and it also happened to be near her office.
However, the space required extensive renovations, and she added several partitions to make it seem less cavernous.
Her changes included giving the floors a light gray finish, while painting the radiator and window frames a contrasting black.
The kitchen area also got a new look and now features pleasingly minimalist boxy cabinets and sleek surfaces, as well as top-of-the-line appliances.
An island in the center makes an ideal spot both for food preparation and for relaxing with guests.
Couldn’t pass it up: ‘I wasn’t even looking to move but this was an opportunity I couldn’t pass up,’ she said of purchasing the loft in a 2018 piece for Architectural Digest . Frankel was drawn to the space because it was undervalued for that area, and it also happened to be near her office
Open to change: She currently has the space set up with two bedrooms and three bathrooms, but the design allows future owners to partition the apartment with more bedrooms if they choose
Cozy: The master bedroom includes a large croissant-shaped sofa and coffee table, while just beyond the partition is a counter and mirror spanning one way that’s ideal for working on hair and makeup
Secluded: The family room is set away from the floor-to-ceiling windows for a more intimate feel
Staying toasty: It features a slot for a built-in television in the wall above the fireplace
Taking it easy: The space is ideal for a more relaxed evening in, or a low-key night with friends
The massive apartment was perfect for entertaining, so she had a bar and a marble accent wall installed.
Frankel also downplayed the loft’s industrial vibes with two new fireplaces, one for the family room and another for the master bedroom.
She currently has the space set up with two bedrooms and three bathrooms, but the design allows future owners to partition the apartment with more bedrooms if they choose.
The master bedroom includes a large croissant-shaped sofa and coffee table, while just beyond the partition is a counter and mirror spanning one way that’s ideal for working on hair and makeup.
The family room is set away from the floor-to-ceiling windows for a more intimate feel, and it features a slot for a built-in television in the wall above the fireplace.
One room is set up as a home office, with a minimalist desk covering on wall, while there’s also a large sofa for relaxing during a break or catching up with a client.
Getting work done: One room is set up as a home office, with a minimalist desk covering on wall, while there’s also a large sofa for relaxing during a break or catching up with a client
Spacious: Frankel’s master bedroom includes an enormous walk-in closet with gray wood cabinets to match the hardwood floors, along with a delicate chandelier for some extra glamour
Enormous: One could get lost in the luxurious master bathroom, which is covered in white and gray marble. It includes a long counter along one wall with expansive mirrors and two sinks spaced far apart
Fully stocked: The bathroom has a large walk-in shower in one corner, as well as a bathtub located in the middle of the room
Frankel’s master bedroom includes an enormous walk-in closet with gray wood cabinets to match the hardwood floors, along with a delicate chandelier for some extra glamour.
One could get lost in the luxurious master bathroom, which is covered in white and gray marble.
It includes a long counter along one wall with expansive mirrors and two sinks spaced far apart.
The bathroom has a large walk-in shower in one corner, as well as a bathtub located in the middle of the room.
The other bedroom appears to currently be set up for Bethenny’s 11-year-old daughter Bryn Hoppy, and the space includes a modest desk with expansive windows, a stylish chandelier and ‘LOVE’ written in large light-up letters above the bed.
The room includes a smaller, but no less elegant, bathroom with large black floor tiles and smaller white wall tiles.
More modest: The other bedroom appears to currently be set up for Bethenny’s 11-year-old daughter Bryn Hoppy, and the space includes a modest desk with expansive windows, a stylish chandelier and ‘LOVE’ written in large light-up letters above the bed
Minimalist: The room includes a smaller, but no less elegant, bathroom with large black floor tiles and smaller white wall tiles
Family: On Wednesday, Bethenny shared a photo of Bryn to Instagram and instructed her follower to ‘Hug your babies’ as her charity responds to the devastation left by tornadoes in Kentucky this week