Soccer Star Thierry Henry’s SoHo Penthouse Relists With a $1.75M Price Cut

by Ela Zawadzki

The former Arsenal striker is asking $25 million for the three-level residence, which has walls of glass and 3,400 square feet of private outdoor space.

Former professional footballer Thierry Henry and his longtime partner, Andrea Rajacic, <a href="https://robbreport.com/shelter/celebrity-homes/thierry-henry-penthouse-new-york-manhattan-1238670130/">bought the duplex penthouse and the apartment directly below it in 2010 for $14.85 million</a>, shortly after Henry joined the New York Red Bulls. They later combined the units and customized the spaces into the triplex seen today.

Location: 39 Crosby Street, PHN, New York, New York

Price: $25,000,000

Building Built: 1874

Building Architect: Edward H. Kendall

Penthouse Renovation Date: 2010

Footprint: 6,086 interior square feet (5 beds, 5 full baths, 2 half baths); approximately 3,400 outdoor square feet

From the Agent: "Set atop a cast-iron condominium on one of SoHo’s most coveted cobblestone streets, the penthouse at 39 Crosby combines expansive interiors, multiple outdoor spaces, and an unusual degree of privacy in downtown Manhattan.

Spanning more than 10,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor living, the residence includes five bedrooms, five full baths, two powder rooms, and multiple living and entertaining spaces across several levels. Two deeded parking spaces and keyed elevator access allow residents to travel directly from the garage to the penthouse.

With 360-degree exposures, panoramic skyline views, soaring ceilings, and four private outdoor spaces, the residence feels more like a private house suspended above downtown than a conventional apartment.

The main living floor is anchored by a great room with approximately 14-foot-tall ceilings and walls of glass capturing views from the Brooklyn Bridge and One World Trade Center to the rooftops of historic SoHo. A gas fireplace and adjoining terrace extend the living space outdoors, while the great room opens to a dining area and contemporary kitchen.

Above, a 1,221-square-foot private roof terrace includes an outdoor kitchen and sweeping views across the Manhattan skyline. Elsewhere, an indoor bamboo garden leads to a sun-filled media room that opens directly onto a 983-square-foot terrace.

The primary suite occupies its own level and opens to a 795-square-foot private terrace."

Former professional footballer Thierry Henry and his longtime partner, Andrea Rajacic, <a href="https://robbreport.com/shelter/celebrity-homes/thierry-henry-penthouse-new-york-manhattan-1238670130/">bought the duplex penthouse and the apartment directly below it in 2010 for $14.85 million</a>, shortly after Henry joined the New York Red Bulls. They later combined the units and customized the spaces into the triplex seen today.

Former professional footballer Thierry Henry and his longtime partner, Andrea Rajacic, bought the duplex penthouse and the apartment directly below it in 2010 for $14.85 million, shortly after Henry joined the New York Red Bulls. They later combined the units and customized the spaces into the triplex seen today. 

Photo by Nathan Patrick Media for Sotheby's International Realty

Photo by Alejandro&nbsp;Leon / DD Reps for Sotheby's International Realty

The main living level pairs approximately 14-foot ceilings with walls of glass, a gas fireplace, and an adjoining terrace. The great room flows into the dining area and open kitchen, while a mezzanine office overlooks the main living spaces from above.

The main living level pairs approximately 14-foot ceilings with walls of glass, a gas fireplace, and an adjoining terrace. The living room flows into the dining area and open kitchen, while a mezzanine office overlooks the common areas. 

Photo by Alejandro&nbsp;Leon / DD Reps for Sotheby's International Realty

Photo by Alejandro&nbsp;Leon / DD Reps for Sotheby's International Realty

After Henry retired from professional soccer and relocated to London in 2014, <a href="https://robbreport.com/shelter/celebrity-homes/thierry-henry-penthouse-new-york-manhattan-1238670130/">the couple kept the SoHo penthouse as a vacation home</a>. They first listed it in 2025, then pulled it from the market before relisting in 2026 year for $25 million. The residence spans 6,086 square feet of interior space, with approximately 3,400 square feet outdoors.

After Henry retired from professional soccer and relocated to London in 2014, the couple kept the SoHo penthouse as a vacation home. They first listed it in 2025, then pulled it from the market before relisting in 2026 for $25 million. The residence spans 6,086 square feet of interior space, with approximately 3,400 square feet outdoors.  

Photo by Alejandro&nbsp;Leon / DD Reps for Sotheby's International Realty

On the level below, the primary suite occupies its own floor, with two en-suite bathrooms, separate dressing areas, additional closet space, and access to a private terrace. A second en-suite bedroom and laundry room complete the level.

On the level below, the primary suite occupies its own floor, with two en suite bathrooms, separate dressing areas, additional closet space, and access to a private terrace. A second en suite bedroom and laundry room complete the level. 

Photo by Alejandro&nbsp;Leon / DD Reps for Sotheby's International Realty

Photo by Alejandro&nbsp;Leon / DD Reps for Sotheby's International Realty

On the lowest level of the residence, a second den/media room anchors a more self-contained living area with three additional bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a powder room, catering kitchenette and wet bar, and second laundry room. Oversized six-by-nine-foot windows bring in natural light, while a separate entrance gives the floor more independence from the rest of the penthouse.

On the lowest level of the residence, there’s a second den/media room, three additional bedrooms, two full bathrooms, a powder room, a catering kitchenette and wet bar, and a second laundry room. Oversized six-by-nine-foot windows bring in natural light, while a separate entrance gives the floor more independence from the rest of the penthouse. 

Photo by Alejandro&nbsp;Leon / DD Reps for Sotheby's International Realty

Photo by Alejandro&nbsp;Leon / DD Reps for Sotheby's International Realty

The Neo-Grec cast-iron and brick building was designed by architect Edward H. Kendall in 1872 and converted to condominiums in 2010. The penthouse sits high above much of the surrounding SoHo roofscape, with exposures on all sides, a 1,221-square-foot private roof deck with an outdoor kitchen, and panoramic views across downtown. Two deeded parking spaces connect directly to the residence via keyed elevator access, and the property also includes two private storage spaces.

The Néo-Grec cast-iron and brick building was designed by architect Edward H. Kendall in 1872 and converted to condominiums in 2010. The penthouse sits high above much of the surrounding SoHo roofscape, with exposures on all sides, a 1,221-square-foot private roof deck with an outdoor kitchen, and panoramic views across downtown. Two deeded parking spaces connect directly to the residence via keyed elevator access, and the property also includes two private storage spaces.  

Photo by Nathan Patrick Media for Sotheby's International Realty

39 Crosby Street, PHN, in New York City, is currently listed for $25,000,000 by Joshua Judge with Sotheby's International Realty – Downtown Manhattan Brokerage. 

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