Arsenal legend Thierry Henry has put his sprawling New York penthouse back on the market for $25million, after cutting $1.75million from the asking price. The 49-year-old former France international co-owns the property with his long-term partner Andrea Rajacic.
Property details
The 6,000 sq ft penthouse features five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two powder rooms. It boasts soaring 14ft ceilings, walls of glass, and a private rooftop with views towards the Brooklyn Bridge and One World Trade Center.
The home, listed by Sotheby's International Realty, sits on Crosby Street in Manhattan's SoHo neighbourhood. It was originally built in 1872 by architect Edward H. Kendall as a Neo-Grec cast-iron and brick loft building, later converted into a condominium in 2010.
History of ownership
Henry bought the property for $14.85million in 2010 as he prepared to join MLS side New York Red Bulls from Barcelona. He and Rajacic moved into the five-bedroom home when he joined the club.
After retiring from football in 2014, the couple moved back to London and reportedly used the New York property as a holiday home. Henry previously listed the property for sale in 2025 but has now reduced the asking price by $1.75million.
Amenities and costs
The penthouse features a lift providing direct access from the car park, a gas fireplace, bamboo garden and mezzanine office. Its all-white kitchen comes with Italian cabinetry and a marble eat-in island, while other touches include heated floors, dual baths and an outdoor BBQ area.
The new owner will face monthly costs of $6,787. A spokesperson for Sotheby's International Realty said: "Originally built in 1872 by noted architect Edward H. Kendall, 39 Crosby is a distinguished Neo-Grec cast-iron and brick loft building in the heart of the SoHo Cast Iron Historic District."
"Meticulously restored and converted to an intimate condominium in 2010, it combines the architectural character of historic SoHo with the privacy and comfort of modern residential living."
