Will Ferrell In Contract To Buy West Village Loft

First Posted: 05/05/10 06:12 AM ET   Updated: 05/25/11 04:45 PM ET

Will Ferrell may be the West Village's newest resident.

The New York Observer reports that the comedian is in contract to buy a three-bedroom loft at 345 West 13th Street. While the sale price is unknown, the apartment did sell for $4.4 million in 2006.

The loft has a working fireplace, open kitchen, and maple hardwood floors. It was previously being rented at $18,000 a month.

And hopefully Ferrell won't have the same problems with his new landlord as he did with the last one.

Check out the photos below from the old rental listing:

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Will Ferrell may be the West Village's newest resident. The New York Observer reports that the comedian is in contract to buy a three-bedroom loft at 345 West 13th Street. While the sale price is ...
Will Ferrell may be the West Village's newest resident. The New York Observer reports that the comedian is in contract to buy a three-bedroom loft at 345 West 13th Street. While the sale price is ...
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BigBucksAuto
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02:25 PM on 03/08/2010
It doesn't really look or sound like that much of a great deal. But, hey, it's his money. Hey Will, if you want to sell your car, check us out at Big Bucks Auto!
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AZAFVET
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12:42 PM on 03/06/2010
I guess everyone has their own Idea of what desirability is. At least he doesn't have a yard to mow.
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Tristan9
104 Fans
11:34 AM on 03/06/2010
amazing what people will pay for a piece of junk. The area is not exactly 'scenic' either.

just amazing. The Emperor is wearing no clothes. Maybe one day these kind of deals
will be remembered along with the Edsel and lip synching.
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machineiv
52 Fans
11:03 AM on 03/06/2010
Please, Huffpo. Stop wasting your bandwidth. A celebrity moved! A rich person bought an apartment! That does not make for news. It doesn't even make for news in a trash tabloid.
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AudsMom
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10:57 AM on 03/06/2010
I hope he decorates it better than the dude who thought the camel was a good idea...
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rzzza
47 Fans
10:34 AM on 03/06/2010
buy a mansion will, you know the house Tony Soprano lives in? that should be your house, not this dinky over-priced pad
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thecesar
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10:25 AM on 03/06/2010
Carbon foot print any one?

Hollywood hypocrite?
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brahdog
hello walls
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11:41 AM on 03/06/2010
i don't get it
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Oleg1
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10:06 AM on 03/06/2010
ON sim,ilairly relevant news--- my uncle bought a tube of toothpaste at a supermarket
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jlab
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09:50 AM on 03/06/2010
I like that he went for something slightly underwhelming.
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HarlemFreeThought
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09:40 AM on 03/06/2010
no Private Elevator? to each's own
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RamonBackwards
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09:04 AM on 03/06/2010
He's gonna love that neighborhood. Everyone on the street recycles.
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Lisa Howard
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07:32 AM on 03/06/2010
And we care because...?????????
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sioux01721
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08:34 AM on 03/06/2010
Exactly.
THIS IS NOT NEWS.
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jimf1673
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06:44 AM on 03/06/2010
$18,000 a month? Geeeez! It's a good thing I live in the primative and clueless state of Texas (except for that jerk Governor Perry). We could rent the equivalent place in Dallas, Austin or Houston for an entire year for that amount. But then, if so, we wouldn't have the same benefits as if we lived in NYC, such as: no place to park the car, high taxes, rude people, crime, etc.
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lmab
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08:41 AM on 03/06/2010
You living in Texas.....Looks like a win, win for everyone.
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jlab
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09:49 AM on 03/06/2010
Someone as rude as you must meet rude people everywhere he goes. Gee, I wonder why.
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YLS2007
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906 Fans
06:05 AM on 03/06/2010
I didn't notice an actual toilet and or bidet in the bathroom. Is that typical of multimillion dollar west village lofts, or perhaps the shower is considered a space saving multi-purpose facility? I'm just wondering.......
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lockDown
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03:23 AM on 03/06/2010
Agree w/Vinainor. I grew up in the suburbs, moved to NYC and am loving it. When I visit my hometown in the South, it's nice temporarily. You have to have a car. Nothing is near. It's boring. I can only tolerate it for 3 days max.

There's nothing like being in the middle of it all in the greatest city on the world...to me, NYC. I wouldn't want to live anywhere else.
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rzzza
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10:33 AM on 03/06/2010
having a car is a downside for you?
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BowlingForRevenge
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653 Fans
10:40 AM on 03/06/2010
Well yeah.
If you live in NYC it'll cost you $18K just to park it!
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hacksaw
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10:45 AM on 03/06/2010
Sure it is
having to drive to the store just to pick up some milk or whatever is ridiculous in NY you can walk there in a minute or use public transportation
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