Bruce Willis’s Homes

The coverage

• The Wall Street Journal · January 17, 2018 · by Katherine Clarke

  Bruce Willis Lists Home on Central Park West for $17.75 Million

  The Journal reports that Bruce Willis and his wife Emma are listing their roughly 6,000 square foot, six-bedroom co-op at 271 Central Park West for $17.75 million, having bought it in 2015 from Wesley and Lynn Edens. The unit combines two apartments and has 150 feet of park frontage. Ann says the couple aren't spending enough time there, and Willis says he will always be an Upper West Side guy.

  “It’s time to scale back”

  Ann Cutbill Lenane, in The Wall Street Journal

  “I’ll always be an Upper West Side guy.”

  Bruce Willis, in The Wall Street Journal

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• The Wall Street Journal · February 15, 2018 · by Katherine Clarke

  Bruce Willis Downsizes in Manhattan

  The Wall Street Journal reported that Bruce Willis and his wife Emma went into contract on a four-bedroom, roughly 3,000-square-foot apartment at the new One West End tower on the Upper West Side, a few weeks after finding a buyer for their large Central Park West home. Their listing agent for the new unit last asked $7.9 million. The building's pool, garden terrace and spa appealed to them, and the location eased the drive to their Bedford home. A caption names Ann as the Douglas Elliman agent who represented the couple.

  “Ann Cutbill Lenane of Douglas Elliman represented the Willises.”

  The Wall Street Journal

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• The Wall Street Journal · January 17, 2019 · by Katherine Clarke

  Bruce Willis Asks $12.95 Million for New York Country Retreat

  The Journal reports that Bruce Willis and his wife Emma have put their 22-acre Westchester estate near Bedford Corners on the market at $12.95 million as the family relocates to the West Coast. The roughly 9,000-square-foot Craftsman-style main house sits beside three cottages used for guests and staff. Ann, one of the listing agents, is cited for the detail that the couple will hold on to their Manhattan apartment, which they bought in early 2018 at One West End. She shares the listing with Nancy Strong.

  “The family will keep their apartment in the city, Ms. Lenane said.”

  The Wall Street Journal

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• The Real Deal · December 26, 2019 · by TRD Staff

  Bruce Willis sells Westchester estate for $7.66M

  The Real Deal reports that Bruce Willis and his wife Emma Heming sold their nearly 9,000-square-foot estate near Bedford Corners (340 Croton Lake Road, Mount Kisco) for $7.66 million, after listing it at $12.95 million in January and cutting the ask to $7.49 million by August. According to Douglas Elliman, it was one of the biggest sales recorded in Westchester County that year. Ann Cutbill Lenane, Nancy Strong and Stacey Oestreich had the listing.

  “The firm’s Ann Cutbill Lenane, Nancy Strong and Stacey Oestreich had the listing.”

  The Real Deal

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• The New York Times · 2019

  Upper Westchester (Homes advertising supplement, Bruce Willis estate)

  A paid supplement to the Times profiles homes in upper Westchester. Ann is quoted on the Willis property in Bedford: a 14.4-acre parcel with a five-bedroom main house and panoramic Croton Reservoir views, listed at $8.695 million, with an adjoining 8.2-acre lot of three more homes sold separately. She stresses the views, the condition, and the unusual mix of staff, guest and office buildings. The piece also covers a Pound Ridge colonial listed by another brokerage.

  “To have staff quarters in one building, a separate in-law or guest home in another, and a standalone office in a third, is a rare find.”

  Ann Cutbill Lenane, in The New York Times

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