The Upper West Side home of New Yorker cartoonist Mort Gerberg is on the market for $1.79 million.
Gerberg was Steve Martin’s choice for favorite New Yorker cartoonist in a 2019 article in the magazine. (The cartoon depicted a performing seal at an audition with the caption: “Of course, what I’d really like to do is direct.”)
In June, Gerberg was awarded the National Cartoonist Society’s Gold Key Award.
Gerberg and his wife Judith bought the two-/three-bedroom, two-bathroom prewar co-op, at 35 W. 82nd St., 44 years ago for $36,000.
It was his home and the studio where he created his work.
It’s on the eighth floor with city views and a snippet of Central Park.
The home — half a block from Central Park — comes with a $2,575 monthly maintenance fee.
It’s currently configured as a loft-like space, opens with an entry gallery, a windowed kitchen with a breakfast bar, 9½-foot ceilings, oversize windows, original moldings and options to create a third bedroom or home office.
The listing brokers are Amelia Gewirtz and Andrew Phillips, of Brown Harris Stevens.
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