Your Celebrity Neighbor

Vogue's Grace Coddington picks Chelsea for her model apartment

By Sharon Krum | September 10, 2014 - 3:59PM

WHO:  Legendary Vogue creative director Grace Coddington was the latest of the fashion pack to take the ice bucket challenge. We love the cause, but how about adding a find-an-apartment-with-heat-in-winter-that-doesn’t- turn-your place-into-a-sauna challenge? And when you find one, call us.

WHERE: Coddington, the unofficial star of the documentary The September Issue, lives in Chelsea, where the where the median listing price is almost $2.8 million and the median rent is $4,055, according to StreetEasy.

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Emmy winner Edie Falco takes the pulse of the West Village

 

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