Anderson Cooper Places His Mother's House On The Market

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Two years after her death, Anderson Cooper has decided to place his late mother Gloria Vanderbilt's long-time New York City home on the market.

The home is going for $1.125 million.

The apartment is located in Midtown East, has two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and belonged to Gloria for over two decades.

Gloria, known as a socialite, artist, fashion designer, and heiress, moved into the home in 1997, and no renovations have taken place.

The apartment is situated on a lower level then some would expect. It sits on the second level of the building.

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On the listing, the property has been described as "ideal for a discerning client who will delight in owning the former home and sanctuary of one of the 20th century's most significant and highly admired icons; an artist, designer, writer and true renaissance woman."

The home faces the river and includes an oversized windowed foyer with high ceilings and easy access to the river promenade.

Other amenities of the building include a newly completed fitness centre and a laundry.

Gloria also owned the ground-floor art studio but that is not a part of the listing. It is expected to be sold later on.

The price for the home does not include the $4,311 monthly maintenance fee that comes with the owning of the property.

Gloria passed away at the age of 95, on June 17th, 2019.

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