The newly renovated townhouse owned by David Zaslav features higher ceilings and fireplaces, as shown in this listing photo.
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David Zaslav has put his Greenwich Village townhouse on the market for $20.9 million. The Warner Bros. Discovery CEO reportedly bought 34 West 11th Street in 2016 to use as a de facto office, an apparent effort to appease his wife, Pam, who was sick of him taking “impromptu meetings” at their duplex on Central Park West. (Which he bought from Conan O’Brien in 2010 for $25 million.)
The kitchen featured in this listing photo has an open feel with airy windows leading onto the back deck.
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One of four bedrooms is lined with new hardwood floors as featured in this listing photo.
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The Greek Revival townhome is 22 feet wide with four bedrooms and four floors (plus a cellar). The renovation included digging into the lot to raise the ceilings of the lower floors, adding new windows and electrical, and installing an elevator. (How else to access all those floors?) There are multiple fireplaces and a terrace off the top floor, and the living room overlooks a spacious backyard thanks to ten-foot floor-to-ceiling windows. The bathroom floors in the primary suite are heated, naturally.
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And in case you thought this might be the very same Greenwich Village townhome where Zaslav famously negotiated his acquisition of Warner Media in 2021, think again. That was a different Greenwich Village townhouse, a rental he used while the place on West 11th underwent renovations. Having completed those renovations, he is apparently ready to part with it — for nearly $10 million more than he paid a decade ago. But so far, its sale is a deal he hasn’t been able to close: The apartment has been on and off the market since 2020.