Andrew Rannells Puts Charming NYC Home on the Market
October 8, 2025 - 20:35
The 443 W. 24th St. unit is a charmer, but now, the famed actor Andrew Rannells is focusing his attention elsewhere. The Broadway star and television personality has decided to list his stylish New York City residence, sparking curiosity among fans and real estate enthusiasts alike.
Located in the vibrant Chelsea neighborhood, the unit showcases a blend of modern design and classic New York charm. With its spacious layout, large windows, and high-end finishes, it has been a perfect retreat for Rannells during his time in the city. However, as he embarks on new projects and ventures, it seems the actor is ready to move on from this beloved space.
The decision to sell comes as Rannells continues to expand his career in both television and theater, making room for new opportunities. As he transitions into this new chapter, fans are left wondering where his next adventure will take him.
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