Anderson Cooper Converted a 1906 NYC Firehouse Into a Modern Home
CNN journalist Anderson Cooper purchased a historic fire patrol building in Greenwich Village, New York, in 2010. The acquisition initially raised concerns among preservationists about the fate of the century-old structure. However, the building was ultimately protected as part of the South Village Historic District. The property carries a significant historical connection to Keith Roma, a Fire Patrol member who died in the September 11 attacks. Today, the residence blends its storied past with contemporary living.
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