Jessica Biel & Justin Timberlake's House
New York, NY
The Story
Jessica Biel broke out on 7th Heaven, and Justin Timberlake on NSYNC before FutureSex/LoveSounds made him a solo star. The 2 married in 2012 and held this Tribeca penthouse for more than 4 years.
Trinity Church Corporation built this Romanesque Revival warehouse in 1883 and 1884, with Charles Coolidge Haight as architect. City landmark records place it in the Tribeca North Historic District, designated in 1992.
It started as a book bindery, then housed silver, drug, toy, steel, and wool companies. CetraRuddy converted it to 53 homes and kept the Carolina yellow pine beams, which Wallpaper called “impossible to remove.”
The couple closed in May 2017 through a private company, the same one that held their Soho penthouse, according to Mansion Global. This was 1 of 8 penthouses in the conversion.
They sold off-market in December 2021, a deal The Wall Street Journal tied to a company linked to Timberlake. City deed records show title leaving that company that month.
The building billed itself as “paparazzi-proof,” according to Mansion Global. The buyers it drew included Jennifer Lawrence, Ryan Reynolds, and Blake Lively.
The penthouse changed hands again in November 2025, when city deed records show it selling for about $40M. That is nearly $11M above what the couple’s buyer paid nearly 4 years earlier.
The Facts
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 4
- Interior
- 5,375 ft²
- Est. value
- $20,100,000
- Last sold
- $20,180,000in 2017
Address
New York, NY
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Sources
- NYC Department of Finance, ACRIS deed records
- NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission, building database and Tribeca North Historic District report
- Wallpaper, updated August 18, 2022
- Mansion Global via Fox News, June 1, 2017
- IBTimes, citing The Wall Street Journal and New York Post, 2022
- 6sqft, “Justin Timberlake sells Tribeca penthouse for $29M,” January 11, 2022