1-800-Attorneys founder Bruce Davis’ mansion sells for $19M

He at the time named himself the “busiest own damage lawyer” in New York City — and was recognized for turning the toll-cost-free 1-800-Attorneys telephone amount into a multimillion-dollar enterprise. The late mustachioed lawyer Bruce Davis also lived in a just about 7,500-sq.-foot mansion on a tony West Village block, which has just marketed.

The estate of Davis has now offered the residence, at 25 W. 10th St., for $19 million, The Submit has acquired.

The estate detailed the dwelling for $25 million in March 2020, in New York’s earliest days of the COVID-19 pandemic. StreetEasy demonstrates the inquiring selling price later slipped to $19.99 million previous summer.

Davis reportedly handed absent in the dwelling in 2018 at the age of 70.

Spanning additional than 25 toes in width, the Greek Revival-model property dates to 1846, and sports activities 5 stories and a comprehensive basement. Immediately after climbing up a big stoop, the new owner — whose identity is not however identified — walks into a home with nine bedrooms, seven complete bogs and two powder rooms.

Other details consist of grand rooms with fireplaces, oversize windows that search out to the street and silent gardens, and a sweeping staircase that connects the five tales. In addition to entrance and rear gardens, the dwelling also has even a lot more private out of doors room — such as terraces off the parlor and fourth flooring.

Davis had owned the unfold since 1996, according to city documents.

Jonathan Hettinger and Mark Thomas Amadei, of Sotheby’s Worldwide Realty — Downtown Manhattan Brokerage — experienced the listing.