HGTV Star GeneVorve Gorder is selling his Manhattan NYC home for $4.3 million
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HGTV Star Genevideve Gorder Gorder is selling her longtime New York City home.
The Duplex Co-op in Manhattan is on the market for $4.3 million in partnership with listing agents Smitha and Christopher Stoke Moseley of Christie’s Real Estate Group.
The 2014 TV series, “the renovation of Genevieve, as she transforms two side units into one four-bedroom, where she lived with her daughter, Bebambele.
Originally built in the 1850s, the square-foot home has been renovated, but the girder made sure that some elements of the home’s history remain.
Genevieve Gorder is selling her New York City home for $4.3 million. (Myrna Suarez/Getty Images; John DiCHANDA photo)
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“I wanted anything attached to the walls to look at the age of the home,” recounts girse worldwide. “At heart, I’m a conservative, but I don’t want to live like a lady in the 1860s.”
Since the home is built in two units, it includes two terraces in the front and back of the home. In addition to the outdoor spaces, the home includes access to a private park available to residents of the block.
The living room features a beautiful fireplace and chandelier. (Photo Clear-Shrink photo)
The kitchen features a large center island with a second sink, and a wall-mounted pantry. (Photo Clear-Shrink photo)
According to Mansion Global, Gorder bought one of the units in 2004 and the other in 2011.
Gorder became a household name in the year 2000, as one of the first designers of the TLC Show “commercial spaces,” and is often called one of the key figures in the praise of Design television.
The dining room features built-in shelving, a fireplace and seating. (Photo Clear-Shrink photo)
Bedrooms feature windows with city views. (Photo Clear-Shrink photo)
After the show ended in 2007, she joined the HGTV family in 2009 with the design show, “Dear Lady” and again as a judge for HGTV Design. ” Recently, he returns to the 2018 reboot of “commercial spaces” and the series, “at home with Genevieve.”
In a special interview in February 2018 with Fox News, Goder shared why he believes why it is important for women to have a man cave, they call it a break. “
A vintage bathroom with soft tub can be found on the first floor. (Photo Clear-Shrink photo)
The master bedroom has a freestanding trundle bed. (Photo Clear-Shrink photo)
“I like to use this analogy: When you’re in an airplane situation, they tell you to put your oxygen mask on first to help everybody,” he said. “It’s natural for us to feel like, as a woman, we need to take care of others all the time. But it’s so important to take care of yourself and have that one special place where you can find and make those best-placed health decisions.”
He went on to explain that the space “doesn’t have to be big,” but it should be “just somewhere ‘where you can physically separate yourself from things that make you anxious or stressed and find peace.'”
One of the outdoor areas features an outdoor kitchen and dining area. (Photo Clear-Shrink photo)
The house features four outdoor terraces. Two in the front and two in the back. (Photo Clear-Shrink photo)
When it comes to creating these spaces, Goder reported that it is important to think about what is needed to feel comfortable: “Part of feeling good and relaxing is also making sure that everything you need to be comfortable.”
He explained: “So, these special places also count food. “Like, having a favorite snack or wine or something comforting. I hit one bar because it’s satisfying. But they stick with things that make you feel cared for.”
