Real estate can be tricky, even for multimillionaire celebrities like Gisele Bundchen and husband Tom Brady. The couple already had their apartment on the 48th floor of the condos at One Madison in New York City's Flatiron District on the market last year but relisted it in May–and now it's finally off their hands. Anyone who has lived in NYC knows gorgeous apartments like these seem like a dream for regular people because of the insane price tags.
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The Observer reported that the pair sold the 3,310 square foot home for $13.9 million, which they originally purchased for $11.7 million in 2014. The apartment had been on the market since 2016 with an original asking price $17.25 million. The couple slashed the cost earlier this year after moving to a different broker at Sotheby's International Realty.
The supermodel and the NFL star are leaving that place behind in exchange for a new luxury building in Tribeca. The four-bedroom luxury apartment they just sold was designed by Peter Marino is absolutely stunning, and after taking a look inside, it's hard to see why someone didn't buy it as soon as it was up for sale. Scroll through to see the incredible photos of Gisele and Tom's former family home.
Living so high up surely pays off.
There is so much light in this room and the decor gives the space such a homey feel.
This living room is just too cozy for someone who doesn't use couches.
Gisele has previously said that she's no couch potato. She credited her figure to staying active. "My secret is that I watch TV maybe twice a year. I'm not a potato sack," she told Elle magazine. "I've never sat on my couch. If I'm home, I'm cleaning, feeding my dogs, doing stuff. Life is too precious to waste time."
The view throughout the apartment is stunning.
Just imagine sitting here after a long day and soaking in these views. With this view, we'd be "potato sacks" every single day.
Manhattan real estate is out of control but this is heaven.
There's nothing not to love about this living room, aside from the price.
Round tables are a good trick for dinner parties.
Round tables are popular because they allow everyone to look at each other at dinner.
This dining room is fit for royalty.
Look at those doors!
This is perfect for holiday dinners.
The famous couple lived in NYC during the NFL off-season, so we wonder how often they shared a meal at this huge table when they weren't in Massachussetts.
The apartment has 360 degree views of all of NYC.
The Manhattan skyline view always takes your breath away.
This hallway window gives incredible views of the city at night.
Every detail of this home is awe-inspiring.
The bronze doors give us major castle vibes.
The home was created by designer Peter Marino and details like these bronze doors take the apartment to a whole new level.
An indoor pool is perfect for the New York winters.
We hope Gisele and Tom's kids, Benjamin and Vivian, took full advantage of this gorgeous pool in the building!
A gym is necessary for the fit couple.
The building comes with a fully equipped gym. For someone like Gisele, who is known for her killer body and strict diets, and Tom, who is one of the most popular athletes in the world, having a home gym is a necessity.
A steam room with views of the city.
Sitting in this steam room seems like the most relaxing thing in the world.
The building also features this gorgeous lobby.
The building provides concierge services and a 24/7 doorman. Gisele and Tom's former home was accessible via a private elevator.
The exterior is just as beautiful as the inside.
The modern design of the building is super appealing.
These morning views make you feel like you're in the center of the world.
The apartment features floor-to-ceiling windows that provide incredible views of the entire city.
The best of New York City surrounds this building.
You can see everything from the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty just outside your window.
The floor plan gives a clear idea of how spacious the place is.
The pair's apartment spanned all throughout the 48th floor of the luxury building.
They've purchased a new Tribeca apartment.
They've traded their One Madison address for a waterfront building at 70 Vestry Street.
They shelled double the money for their new pad.
The newly redesigned building features a private entrance and their new apartment was listed at $32 million.
