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Liam Neeson has spent decades on the big screen, but now he's ready to step away from one of his longtime personal set pieces-his luxurious Upper West Side apartment. The Oscar-nominated actor has officially listed his five-bedroom, five-bathroom Manhattan home for $10.75 million, signaling a new phase in both his career and personal life.
The Schindler's List and Taken star, now 72, has hinted at retirement after a 47-year film career. He first bought the apartment in 1999 for $3.99 million, meaning the sale could bring a significant return on investment. The apartment was previously listed at $12.75 million with another brokerage, but now it's back on the market at a lower price, this time with Matthew Coleman of Coleman Real Estate Group.
A look inside Neeson's luxe high-rise
Located on the 28th floor of the Park Millennium building at 111 W. 67th St., the residence is as impressive as the actor's filmography. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer sweeping views of Central Park, while a spacious great room, chef's kitchen, and private gym inside the main bedroom suite make it an urban retreat. The building itself boasts an Equinox gym, a pool, and a basketball court-ideal for those looking to live in both luxury and convenience.
The Park Millennium is no stranger to celebrity residents, with past tenants including Howard Stern and Jon Bon Jovi. Built in 1994, the 56-floor tower is one of the Upper West Side's most desirable addresses, thanks to its location near Lincoln Center, high-end shopping, and top-tier restaurants.
With Neeson's potential retirement on the horizon, the sale of this apartment feels like more than just a real estate deal-it's a transition into a new era for one of Hollywood's most beloved actors.