David Muir quietly placed his New York townhouse on the market this month.
The journalist has a beautiful pad in the Big Apple which he has listed for $7.5 million.
Located in the West Village, David's soon-to-be former home, boasts three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
Money-making
© Getty ImagesHe bought the impressive abode for $4.2 million in 2013, the year he succeeded Diane Sawyer as the host of World News Tonight.
The newly renovated, four-story property — photos of which can be seen here — was built in 1877 and the listing says it's been brought completely up-to-date, "but keeping and restoring original details including hardware, flooring, fixtures and historic plaster medallions and moldings throughout."
It added: "The renovation maintains and respects the character of this remarkable home."
Lakeside retreat
© Photo: InstagramDavid resides in the city during the week while working at the ABC studios. But on the weekends, he retires to his lakeside home in Syracuse.
He purchased the home on Skaneateles Lake for a whopping $7 million, according to records filed with the Onondaga County Clerk’s office in 2019.
© InstagramBuilt in 1890, the 4,300-square-foot property boasts six bedrooms, two kitchens, three bathrooms, and a stunning fireplace, offering plenty of space for David and his beloved dog, Axel.
He also has a beautiful swimming pool to relax in during his time off.
Life-long dream
© InstagramDavid previously said that it was a "lifelong dream" to own a historic home near his family, who still reside in Central New York, and he has spent the last couple of years turning it into the jaw-dropping property it is today.
"This job takes me all over the world, and I can't think of a better place to catch my breath," he said at the time, even opening up in an earlier interview with Kelly Ripa that he'd spent a majority of his 2022 summer upstate, restoring his home.
Personal life
© Photo: Getty ImagesDavid prefers to keep his life away from the small screen private.
As the host of 20/20 and World News Tonight he has little free time on his hands, but when he does, he loves to travel and spend time with his loved ones.
These include his parents, Pat and Ronald, his sister Rebecca, and his nieces and nephews.
In addition he has close friends, including Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos. Kelly has described David as "the backbone and moral compass I need sometimes."
