A Peek Inside Bill Cosby $7 Million New York Townhouse That He's Forced to Sell

Located in the heart of Lenox Hill’s iconic Treadwell Farm Historic District, this home is straight out of a New York City movie. The home is a mixture of “historic charm” and modern amenities that make this the perfect forever home.

It’s hard to find a living room in NYC with ample sunlight, a fire place, and plenty of space for seating, but this one has it all!

In the listing, the property is described as an “architectural gem.”

The four-story townhouse has six bedrooms and six bathrooms.

You can tell sunlight was important not only to Cosby, but also to the architects who designed the space. In the master bedroom, floor-to-ceiling windows allow for a modern and homey environment.

According to Realtor.com, the home has not been occupied for some time. Many of these photos have been virtually staged to give viewers a feel for the space’s potential.

The exposed brick in this single bedroom gives the space more character. It also helps contrast with the mostly white walls in the unit.

If you’re looking at this space and thinking “this looks very retro,” then you’d be right. Cosby purchased the home in 1980, and boy have things changed since then. Clearly, one thing that hasn’t changed is this kitchen!

Despite the dated interior of the kitchen space, these stainless steel appliances are modern and up to date.

The home was crafted using red oak, mosaic hardwood flooring and marble tiles, according to its listing.

“Unlike apartment life, townhouses offer the freedom of full independence: no shared walls, no co-op boards or common lobbies, no neighbors above or below,” the listing reads. “Just your own private home, enhanced by exclusive outdoor spaces perfect for entertaining or simply unwinding.”

Speaking of privacy, with the house, you also get your own private backyard. And with spring here and summer just around the corner, this could be the perfect space for a barbecue or gathering for friends and family.

With privacy a priority with this home, it’s important to note there are no shared walls, no above or below neighbors and no common lobbies as seen in traditional apartment style buildings.

In addition to this spiral staircase, the home also features different amenities, like an in-house elevator that was, according to the listing, “only the 10th residential elevator to be installed in New York City.”