The residential properties offered for sale in the last year and a half by former WeWork CEO Adam Neumann have included homes on both coasts.

The properties appearing on the open market courtesy of Neumann include a Manhattan condo—a Gramercy Park triplex penthouse listed in June of last year with a $37.5 million ask—as well as an architecturally remarkable 13,000 sq. ft. estate in Corte Madera, California, that popped up last summer at $27.5 million and sold in March of this year for $22.4 million.

The latest real estate news from the Neumann portfolio involves another sale, and the story takes us back to New York. The four-story Greenwich Village townhouse was completed in 1847, and is 23 feet wide; it contains six bedrooms in its 5,168 sq. ft. Original details include fireplaces, millwork, and molding. It features a garden as well as a solarium.

Neumann stepped down as WeWork’s CEO in late 2019, although he maintains a non-executive position as chairman of the board at the company.