Jennifer Gates reportedly bought a $51 million penthouse in an NYC building popular with celebrities.
443 Greenwich Street in Tribeca is reportedly "paparazzi-proof" because of its underground garage.
See inside Gates' penthouse that previously belonged to Lewis Hamilton, as well as another unit in the building.
443 Greenwich Street in Manhattan's Tribeca is home to many celebrities and is known for being 'paparazzi-proof' because of its underground garage.
Celebrities like Jake Gyllenhaal, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel, and Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds have previously purchased apartments in the building.
The underground garage is particularly appealing to those who need to dodge paparazzi.
"In particular, the respectful adaptation, as well as creation of underground parking and valet lobby, were critical for early market-leading sales, including to automobile-enthusiast buyers," a representative for CetraRuddy, the architecture firm behind 443 Greenwich, previously told Insider. "It has been called 'paparazzi-proof' for its punched windows, original brick masonry façade, and secure drive-in garage access."
Jennifer Gates reportedly paid $51 million for a penthouse in the building that formerly belonged to F1 champion Lewis Hamilton. Hamilton bought the penthouse in 2017 for around $44 million, but reportedly never lived in it.
The penthouse was purchased through a Seattle-based trust tied to Gates.
Hamilton bought the penthouse for $43.99 million in 2017, but put it back on the market in 2019 after buying another apartment close by.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation did not immediately respond to Insider's request for confirmation of Gates' purchase or comment.
The penthouse is 8,900 square feet and has a 3,400 square-foot outdoor space with a plunge pool. It has six bedrooms, six bathrooms, two powder rooms, and two of the building's 15 parking spaces.
Spanning three-levels, the penthouse is the largest residence at 443 Greenwich Street. It has both direct access to the building elevator and a separate private elevator.
The kitchen has Christopher Peacock cabinets, a Calacatta marble island, two dishwashers, a range with six burners and a grill, a side-by-side refrigerator and freezer, and a wine fridge.
The main bedroom's en-suite bathroom has heated floors and towel racks, a rain-head steam shower, and a tub in front of an Italian Calacatta marble backdrop.