Mr. Big Is Leaving Greenwich Village

Mr. Big Is Leaving Greenwich Village Photo-Illustration: Curbed; Photos: Getty Images/StreetEasy After three decades, Mr. Big is looking to get out of Greenwich Village. Chris Noth put his apartment at 45 East 9th Street on the market this week and is asking $1.495 million for the one-bedroom, one-and-half-bath home. The apartment is tucked inside a 1925 neo-Renaissance building designed by Harvey Wiley Corbett, with a prewar grandeur that feels like catnip for a man with a penchant for cigars and dirty vodka martinis. The former Sex and the City actor purchased the unit in 1994, when he was known for his theater work and for portraying Detective Mike Logan on Law & Order. He would later count SATC’s creator and the real-life Carrie Bradshaw, Candace Bushnell, as his in-building neighbor, along with Hamish Bowles, Jonathan Adler, and Simon Doonan. The archway-lined foyer leads into a sunken living room that has dark-stained built-ins, a wood-burning fireplace, and a trio of arched leaded windows. The bedroom is just fine, if a little spartan, with a leafy window view and some moldings, and the main bathroom has been given a spalike treatment. The kitchen apparently didn’t warrant listing photos, but according to the floor plan, it’s a windowed galley. Noth has largely kept out of the spotlight since 2021, when The Hollywood Reporter spoke to a pair of women who alleged the actor sexually assaulted them (one alleged she was assaulted at Noth’s Greenwich Village apartment in 2015). Afterward, he was dropped from the season finale of And Just Like That … and fired from the television drama he was filming at the time. He has repeatedly denied the allegations, including in a bizarre USA Today interview in 2023 that was part of a suit brand campaign for which he was paid in clothes. Noth surfaced earlier this year, though, on — where else — a podcast to discuss the end of his friendship with Sarah Jessica Parker and the rest of the SATC crew after they publicly supported his accusers. It’s not clear why Noth is selling now, and Corcoran’s Danny Davis, who has the listing, declined to comment. But his main family residence appears to be out West in Sherman Oaks, and his real-estate portfolio is otherwise fairly sprawling, including a two-bed, two-bath on the Upper East Side and another home in the Berkshires. The actor did recently post on Instagram that his older son, Orion, is heading off to college. (Noth and his wife, Tara Wilson, share another son, 6-year-old Keats.) Perhaps it was time to streamline his real-estate holdings, or maybe even former A-listers need a little extra cash to keep up with tuition costs. Noth’s one-bedroom apartment, as seen in this listing photo, captures the building’s prewar grandeur with dark-stained hardwood floors and many archways. Photo: Corcoran The apartment’s built-ins, as seen in this listing photo, look like they could hold quite a few doorstop history books on top of the Buddha heads. Photo: Corcoran Noth’s bedroom, as seen in this listing photo, feels pretty spartan compared to the heavily detailed living room. Photo: Corcoran Mr. Big Is Leaving Greenwich Village Your product is saved! You’ll receive emails when your saved products go on sale. Manage preferences.