Lily Allen and David Harbour have sold their Brooklyn townhouse for $7m (£5.5m), accepting a $1m loss on the original asking price listed in October. The four-storey brownstone had been on the market for several months before the reduced offer was accepted.
The property gained fame after being featured in a 2023 Architectural Digest video, which showcased its distinctive interior. Critics have noted that the home's design, including a bathroom carpet that drew attention, became a symbol of the couple's troubled marriage, which ended earlier this year.
Allen immortalised the house in the title track of her album, describing the purchase and subsequent events. The singer's lyrics detail her 'personal nightmare' within the walls of the home, leading some to question who would want to live there given its association with their breakup.
Speculation has emerged that the buyer might preserve the interior and turn the property into a museum, capitalising on its celebrity history. The sale concludes a chapter for the former couple, who purchased the home during their marriage.
