Lena Horne's Queens Home Smashes Record!

Lena Horne's former residence in Queens, New York, has achieved a record sale price of $1.16 million for the Addisleigh Park district. The landmarked Tudor-style home, built in 1935, was owned by the celebrated singer, actress, and civil rights activist from 1946 to 1962. This historic property maintains original features like hardwood floors and arched entrances, complemented by an outdoor space with a deck, gazebo, and hot tub.

The neighborhood of Addisleigh Park is noted for its history as a home to prominent Black American figures. Horne's former house, which was landmarked in 2011, showcases architectural details from its original design, alongside modifications from subsequent owners. The sale of the six-bedroom home for $1.16 million marks a significant moment for the historic district, underscoring the cultural importance of its past residents.