The “Menu” star’s baby coupe is blowing up, but she’s not going too far.
Allegra Leguizamo, daughter of actor and filmmaker John Leguizamo, is moving out of her parents’ house and across the block.
The 23-year-old actress bought a co-op apartment this month just a few houses down from her family’s West Ninth Street townhouse, according to city property records. Allegra’s father, 62, and mother, Justine Maurer, are both listed in the documents for a $1.66 million transaction with her.
The two-bedroom Village unit is inside a 36-unit prewar building, and features both modern amenities and original accents. The north-facing living room features a wood-burning fireplace, refinished oak floors with walnut inlay, and built-in bookshelves. The primary bedroom has two built-in closets, a window seat – and a newly added toilet and hand-painted sink. The main white-tiled bathroom features a window and tub that are updated but “could benefit from some TLC,” the former listing states.
The terracotta tile-floored kitchen is narrow but bursting with wall-to-wall high-end appliances, including a Wolf range, Fisher Paykel refrigerator, Bosch dishwasher, and Kobe hood. The second bedroom is sequestered in the center of the unit, and can be accessed from the foyer or hall before the primary bedroom.
The Manhattan building has a uniformed concierge, a superintendent and a garden for the shareholders. “Pide-a-terrace, co-buying and gifting are reviewed on a case-by-case basis,” the listing — which was conducted by Corcoran’s Fern Budow — noted.
Meanwhile, mere feet away, the elder Leguizamos have called their historic, 3,000-plus-square-foot brownstone home their home since 2008, when they bought it for $5.75 million. The four-story property was completed in 1854 and is designed in the Anglo-Italianate style.
A native New Yorker, Allegra grew up in that home, and has since gone on to earn various TV credits and voice characters in the “Ice Age” movies with her father.
Leguizamo did not immediately return the Post’s request for comment. Budo had no comments.