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Barbara Walters' longtime home has hit the market in New York City.
Located on the sixth floor of a historic 1925 building on the Upper East Side, the sprawling residence with views over Central Park still looks nearly identical to when Walters called it home.
Alexa Lambert of Compass currently holds thelisting.
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One side of the living room flows directly into the elegant formal dining area, adorned with crystal chandeliers and pink patterned wallpaper.
On the opposite side, lies a cozy library with a pair of window seats and wood-lined walls.
In the light-filled primary bedroom, a similar floral theme to the dining room is echoed on the custom cabinetry and decor throughout.
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Attached is a spacious dressing room lounge with glossy red walls and an expanse of mirror. The spaces is also equipped with a vanity and extensive storage space.
Shortly after her death on December 30, 2022, Walters' representative Cindi Bergerconfirmed to PEOPLEthat the iconic journalist died in her New York City home.
Walters is remembered for her unique ability to draw confessions, tears and insights from her subjects. As former Walt Disney Company CEO Robert Iger (who worked with Walters during her many years at ABC) put it: “She was a one-of-a-kind reporter wholanded many of the most important interviews of our time, from heads of state and leaders of regimes to the biggest celebrities and sports icons.
FromFidel CastrotoElizabeth Taylor, her subjects ran the gamut of why they captured the world’s attention — but Walters' signature interview style remained incisive and impressive for decades.
source: people.com
