It turns out women’s shoe magnate Tamara Mellon and Mike Ovitz, co-founder and longtime chairman of prominent talent agency CAA, were the buyers who stepped up with $22 million to take possession of rocker Jon Bon Jovi’s Manhattan pad last summer. As it happens, the pair is looking to part with the property, as the downtown residence is back on the market before year’s end with an asking price of $25 million.

Located deep in the village, the condo is part of the Greenwich Lane complex, and contains four bedrooms and four baths across 3,951 sq. ft. in a flat layout. The unit’s interiors begin formally, with an entrance gallery floored in coffee-toned plank oak; the corridor is a straight shot to the living room, a large, open space with subtle tray ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows and glass door installations that open to Juliette balconies.

The condo’s accommodations are ideally divided for a couple; the corner master is positioned next to the living room, with its closet space and bathroom pushing toward the center of the property. The guest rooms are placed at the opposite side of the condo. The unit’s kitchen is outfitted with custom-made walnut cabinetry; it transitions to a sunny dayroom, and offers a balcony for warmer weather dining.

Bon Jovi owned the property for about five years before passing it on to Ovitz and Mellon this past summer. He sold his previous condo in the Village for $16 million during the winter of 2018.