Late Barbara Walters’ Unchanged New York Home on Sale for $19.75 Million

Barbara Walters’ former New York apartment has been put on the market for $19.75 million. According to news reports, her home, which takes up the entirety of the sixth floor, is as she left it with all furnishings.

For over 30 years, the late Barbara Walters made her home at 944 Fifth Avenue overlooking Central Park, from 1989 until her death. This is where she strategically hosted potential interviewees to gain their trust, like Monica Lewinsky, she revealed in a 2008 memoir.

“It also comes with the provenance of a beloved and revered owner who loved the apartment and frequently made history there,” the Compass agent wrote in the listing.

The red dressing room with a mirror lined with lights above the vanity, comfortable retro furnishings, and wall-to-wall mirror stands apart from the rest of the apartment’s antique pieces and peach wall finishings.

Walters’ dark brown baby grand piano still stands before one of the three large living room windows that look out on Central Park. The room has ceilings over 10 feet and a wood-burning fireplace.

Architect Nathan Korn designed the 14-story building, built in 1925, in the Italian Renaissance palazzo style with a limestone façade. Amenities in the building include a full-time door attendant, an elevator, and a gym.

A view outside of Barbara Walters’s Fifth Avenue apartment on December 31, 2022, in New York City. | Source: Getty Images

Barbara Walters Lived With “No Regrets”

Walters died at 93 in her 5th Avenue apartment, surrounded by loved ones. According to TMZ, the broadcaster has not been seen publicly seen 2016 due to her ailing health. A spokesperson of the late journalist said in a statement:

“She lived her life with no regrets. She was a trailblazer not only for female journalists but for all women.”

In the first few seasons of “The View,” Walters won over a new generation with her no-nonsense interviewing style. When she left in 2015, Walters told CNN’s Chris Cuomo that she likes moving on while “still doing good work.” The journalist remained an ABC correspondent for another two years.

A view outside of Barbara Walters’s Fifth Avenue apartment on December 31, 2022, in New York City. | Source: Getty Images

Per CNN, Walters interviewed every president and first lady since Richard Nixon and Pat Nixon, with Donald Trump being the subject of her last on-air sit-down in 2015 for ABC News.

Barbara Walters has had one-on-one conversations with personalities as diverse as Patrick Swayze, Fidel Castro, Anna Wintour, Justin Bieber, and former Egyptian president Muhammad Anwar el-Sadat.

The news veteran is survived by her daughter Jacqueline “Jackie” Dena Guber, who she adopted with her second husband, producer Lee Guber.

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