Historic Queens Residence Once Occupied by Lena Horne Enters Contract at $1.2 Million
A Tudor-style house in Queens, New York, previously owned by performer and activist Lena Horne, is under contract for $1.2 million. Horne resided at the property for almost two decades. The home is situated in an area historically known as the 'African-American Gold Coast.' The sale highlights the preservation of cultural heritage linked to notable figures in entertainment and social justice movements.
Key facts
- Lena Horne lived in the Tudor house for nearly 20 years
- The property is located in Queens, New York
- The home is in an area called the 'African-American Gold Coast'
- The sale price is $1.2 million
- Horne was a singer, actress, and civil rights activist
Entities
Artists
- Lena Horne
Locations
- Queens
- New York