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True Blood alum Alexander Skarsgård is ready to part ways with his historic East Village co-op.
The actor — who’s currently entertaining movie goers as Prince Amleth in the action-filled epic The Northman — is looking to fetch $2,599,000 for his NYC home.
Skarsgård bought the apartment approximately 5 years ago, then embarked on an extensive renovation process that modernized the unit without altering its historic character.
The studio apartment has loft-like proportions and stands out with its exposed brick walls, tall, wood-beamed ceilings, and stunning pre-war details.
Among the latter: a wood-burning marble fireplace that anchors the living area, as well as original pocket shutters.
Bathed in light by five skylights, three southern-facing windows and a large casement window, the studio apartment boasts carefully refurbished original pine flooring.
During Alexander Skarsgård’s ownership, the apartment was configured as a one-bedroom — and a stunning one at that.
The bedroom is also skylit, for residents to enjoy clear, starry nights and features plenty of storage, maximized by custom European white oak floor-to-ceiling closets.
But it can easily accommodate a second bedroom, and future owners can also add a private roof deck with views of Downtown Manhattan.
For a closer look inside Alexander Skarsgård's charming apartment, check out our article on the chic Manhattan pad. --> SWIPE UP <--