Thierry Henry reduces asking price of glass-wrapped Manhattan penthouse in New York City to $25 million

Thierry Henry and his partner Andrea Rajacic have put their SoHo penthouse in Manhattan, New York City back on the market for $25 million. The asking price has been lowered by $1.75 million. It was earlier listed for $26.75 million in early 2025. The couple had bought two adjoining units at 39 Crosby Street in 2010. They combined the property into a triplex residence. The couple had been residing in the property when they moved to London after Henry's retirement from soccer in 2014. They kept the house as a vacation home. Now, they are looking to sell the property as the trips to the city have reduced drastically.

Thierry Henry's Manhattan penthouse

Ex-professional soccer player Thierry Henry and his partner Andrea Rajacic's penthouse is located at 39 Crosby Street in SoHo, Manhattan. The couple had earlier pulled the home from the listing due to their sentimental attachment to the property. They now seem to be prepared to sell the property.


The residence has around 6,086 square feet of living space, as per reports. The property is located on the top floors of a SoHo building. It has five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and two powder rooms. There is also around 3,600 square feet of outdoor space. The property has been listed by Joshua Judge, Glenn Norrgard and Samantha Sitinas of Sotheby’s International Realty.

How Henry acquired and combined the property?

Henry bought the penthouse, and the unit beneath his property in 2010 for $14.85 million. He bought the two apartments the same year he moved from FC Barcelona to New York Red Bulls in MLS.

The two units were combined to form a triplex residence. It was his home in New York City for around five years. Several renovations have been carried out at the residence since the couple bought it, according to the property listing.

Why is the couple selling SoHo residence?

Henry retired from soccer in 2014. He later moved to London with his partner. The couple have kept the house in New York City as a vacation home till now. Henry has said that he and his partner are still in love with the place and it was hard to move away.

Inside Manhattan penthouse

The residence occupies the top three floors of a cast-iron and brick building in SoHo. The building was designed by Edward H. Kendall in the 1870s. It was converted into condos in 2010.

The property boasts of 6,086 square feet living space. The ceiling height in the main area is as high as 14 feet. Large glass windows provide views of SoHo's rooftops, and landmarks like the Brooklyn Bridge and One World Trade Center. The residence has several living and entertainment areas across the three floors.

The property has multiple outdoor areas, two parking spaces and direct elevator access. It has five bedrooms, five full bathrooms, a media room, a bamboo garden, a dressing area, two laundry rooms, two powder rooms and a wraparound terrace. The property has a kitchen fitted with custom-crafted Italian cabinets, and a rooftop.

The private rooftop terrace has around 1,221 square feet covered area. It also has a pergola, a barbecue station, and dining and lounging areas. The property in total has around 3,400 to 3,600 square feet of outdoor space. The house also has around 250 square feet of private storage. There are also two parking spaces. The penthouse has keyed elevator access. The residence seems to have a monthly common charge of $6,787.

The main details of the New York City penthouse are:

• Address: 39 Crosby Street, SoHo, Manhattan, New York City
• Current asking price: $25 million
• Previous asking price: $26.75 million
• Price reduction: $1.75 million
• Purchase price: $14.85 million for two units in 2010
• Interior area: Approximately 6,086 square feet
• Bedrooms: Five
• Full bathrooms: Five
• Powder rooms: Two
• Outdoor space: Approximately 3,400 to 3,600 square feet
• Rooftop terrace: Approximately 1,221 square feet
• Private storage: Approximately 250 square feet
• Parking: Two deeded spaces
• Listing brokerage: Sotheby's International Realty