Colin Kaepernick Lists NYC Penthouse for $2.8 Million Sale
Colin Kaepernick has officially sold his Tribeca penthouse in New York City for approximately $2.8 million. This transaction closed below the original price Kaepernick paid when he acquired the residence in 2016 for $3.21 million.
Details of the Sale
The sale was documented in records obtained by The New York Post. Kaepernick’s former condo is located at One York, a boutique building designed by prominent architect Enrique Norten. The purchase coincided with a significant turning point in Kaepernick’s career, occurring shortly before his protest during the national anthem, which greatly impacted his professional trajectory.
A Brief Career Overview
Kaepernick is known for his time with the San Francisco 49ers, where he played for six seasons. His most notable achievement was leading the team to Super Bowl XLVII in 2013. After becoming a free agent in 2017, he did not return to the NFL and subsequently reached a settlement with the league in 2019 concerning allegations of being blacklisted.
Features of the Tribeca Penthouse
The Tribeca residence spans approximately 1,733 square feet and has a versatile layout, accommodating two to three bedrooms. The spacious living area flows into a modern kitchen with glass-front cabinetry. Key features of this condo include:
- 9.5-foot ceilings
- Oversized windows
- Wide-plank oak flooring
The primary bedroom includes a custom closet and an en-suite bathroom, while the second bedroom showcases impressive views of the city. The unit also comes with a valuable temperature-controlled storage unit and a parking space worth around $250,000, located in the building’s innovative automated garage.
Amenities at One York
Residents of One York enjoy a range of amenities, which include:
- Rooftop heated pool
- Sundeck
- Full-service building perks
The building has been home to various notable figures from sports, music, and media, enhancing its appeal as a celebrity locale. Kaepernick, along with his wife Nessa Diab, a media host and activist, initially listed the condo in 2024. According to listing broker Kirk Eckenrode, “All parties are happy. It’s a fantastic downtown condo.”
