After her highly publicized split from Raffaello, Anne began dating jewelry designer Adam Shulman, whom she married in 2012. The following year, the couple purchased a $4.1 million apartment in Dumbo’s landmark Clocktower Building. According to reportsThey never moved into the 2,592-square-foot loft, instead using the two-bedroom apartment primarily as a dressing room. Corner residence with multiple wardrobes, vanity area, a. the bathroom With a soaking tub, combined library and media room and open plan living space with wraparound views of the entire area. city. The couple put the apartment on the market just months after buying it, initially asking $4.5 million. After briefly withdrawing the listing, they sold it in October 2014 for $4.33 million, according to property records.
SoCal country home
In 2014, Anne Hathaway and Adam Schulman headed west, buying what remained of their family home in Ojai, California. reported $3.6 million. The 3,400-square-foot Swiss chalet-style home, originally built in 1906 and rebuilt in 1917 following a fire, has four bedrooms and four bathrooms. The couple also acquired a plot of land next door and enlisted designer Pamela Shamshiri to reimagine it. internal.
Taking inspiration from everyone – Yves Saint Laurent, David Bowie, Wes Anderson and Rihanna’s 2015 Met Gala look – Pamela transformed the home into a cozy and characterful retreat. ;The minute we pulled into the driveway and saw this amazing view in front of us, we were blown away,” Adam said in 2019. ;It was the perfect combination of romance and great design. Our initial instinct was that this would be a very important place in our lives. I could really see raising a family here.’
Amazing spaces in the home include a music room complete with disco ball and piano, a blush pink principal bedroom, wood-paneled Living room Pergola-covered terrace with exposed beams and stone fireplace, light-filled breakfast nook and outdoor fireplace. ‘This room is a long-held fantasy of ours, a place where the people we love can gather and our musician friends can play. It’s the heart of the house,’ Anne said of the music room. Speaking about the property more broadly, she described it as ‘a place that balances the needs of solitude and community.’
Upper West Side Penthouse
In 2016, two years after selling their Dumbo apartment, Annie and Adam bought another home in New York. Reportedly paying $2.55 million for a penthouse on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Set within Neo-Georgian A townhouse dating from 1904, the 1,200-square-foot apartment has two bedrooms, 18-foot ceilings, skylights and a private terrace. The couple extensively renovated the co-op, rearranging the floor plan, adding a white oak herringbone flooringInstalling French casement windows and raising the ceiling height. Accessed by a private lift, the home is centered on an open-plan living space with a white marble fireplace and pocket doors opening onto a terrace. They put the property on the market in early 2020 with an asking price of around $3.5 million. After more than a year on the market, it sold for just the same figure in June 2021, according to property records.
Connecticut Colonial
In late 2017, Anne and Adam expanded their property portfolio with the purchase of a colonial-style home in Westport, Connecticut, for a reported $2.8 million. Dating from the 1920s, the 4,500-square-foot house had five bedrooms and six bathrooms, and sat on an acre of land complete with an English-style garden, a barn, an attached guest house and a saltwater swimming pool. Inside, period details include a formal dining room Centered around a stone fireplace, the master suite featured a dressing room, vintage-inspired bathroom and private deck overlooking the grounds. The couple sold the picturesque property after just one year $2.7 million. At the time, reports suggested they also owned another home in the area, although it is unclear if it is still there.
