Actor Noah Emmerich Lists His East Village Apartment in NYC for Nearly $2M

You probably know him best for his role as hopelessly duped FBI agent Stan Beeman on the FX series, “The Americans.”

And now, Noah Emmerich, the talented actor who portrayed Beeman, is selling his lovely New York City apartment.

Interested? Prepare to dig deep. The listing price for the modest one-bedroom, 1.5-bath pad in the East Village is $1,999,000. The apartment last sold in 2007 for $1,175,000.

While just 1,150 square feet, the home’s elegant details and standout, north-facing views give it a roomier feel.

The apartment is a large one-bedroom space, but it was originally designed as a two-bedroom home. The main bedroom sits behind pocket doors and has its own large walk-in closet and a fancy marble bathroom.

The sleek galley kitchen sports stainless appliances, custom cabinets, and a subway-tile backsplash. A sizable dining space, unusual for an apartment this size, sits just outside the kitchen.

There are also hardwood floors throughout, recessed lighting, central air conditioning, and a half-bath with a linen closet tucked inside.

The high-end building features a number of amenities, including 24-hour door attendants, a live-in manager, storage rooms for bikes and personal items, and a gym. There’s also a shared, outdoor space with a planted deck, tables, seating, and a rooftop pool.

Emmerich has appeared in a number of movies—”The Truman Show,” “Little Children,” and “Super 8,” among others—and seems to enjoy playing federal investigators. Another role has him working for the government as an FBI agent, this time in the Apple TV show “Suspicion,” with co-star Uma Thurman.

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