You Can Live In Billie Holiday's Former Upper West Side Home For $14M

UPPER WEST SIDE, NY — There are few more iconic singers than Billie Holiday, and now you can live in her former home on the Upper West Side.

You just need $14 million.

The jazz legend's one-time townhouse at 26 W. 87th St. (between Columbus and Central Park West) recently hit the market for $13.995 million.

It was the last home Holiday lived in before her death in 1959, and also where she released her famous album "Lady in Satin" in 1958.

Holiday won four Grammy Awards and is a member of the Grammy Hall of Fame, the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame, and the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Her song "Strange Fruit," which protests the lynching of Black Americans, is included by most music publications within lists of the best songs ever.

After getting purchased in 2017 for $9.475 million, the buyer has renovated the home that now spans more than 6,300 square feet, has six levels, seven bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a curated backyard garden.

The home originally built in 1910 also has six fireplaces, a screening room, a wine cellar, and a mud room.

The home also comes with a celebrity broker — Kelly Killoren Bensimon — who appeared on multiple seasons of Bravo's "The Real Housewives of New York City." Bensimon recently started working for the real estate firm Douglas Elliman.

Here are more photos of the Upper West Side townhouse.

You can check out the listing for 26 W. 87th St. — here.

All photos courtesy of Anna Crowley.