Famed gallerist’s loft in NYC ‘It’ building asks $6M — a home previously owned by Calvin Klein

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The sprawling two- to three-bedroom Police Building aerie is a combo of two separate units joined together by the fashion designer Klein.

Gallerist and photographer Paolo Nicola Rossini has put his Nolita loft at the famed Police Building back on the market for $6 million — down from its $7.7 million ask in 2023.

The sprawling two- to three-bedroom aerie is a combo of two separate units joined together by its former owner, the fashion designer Calvin Klein, Gimme Shelter has learned.

It features massive walls to display art, 16-foot ceilings and multiple tall windows.

Born in Milan and based in Monaco, Rossini co-founded Space Gallery St Barth with his mother, veteran gallerist Maria Angela Ventura and Natalie Clifford in 2011.

By 2018, they also launched Space Gallery’s Soho outpost on Broome Street.

Rossini bought the apartment, 3DE, in 2007 for $2.9 million from Klein, said listing broker Kelly Bensimon, the reality TV star of the new show “The Golden Life” on E!.

She’s also a Douglas Elliman broker who lives in the building and shares the listing with Elliman’s Zachery Clark from her team.

Klein bought the building’s iconic dome penthouse in 1995 and 3DE in the late 90s, she added.

“Calvin gave the penthouse to his daughter Marci when she was pregnant,” Bensimon said. “No one knows that side of Calvin, but he was really a family man,” she said, adding that the third-floor loft became one of many homes in Klein’s collection.

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