Real Estate

Famed photographer Leibovitz’s townhouse sells for $28.5M

Good news for celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz.

The famed and financially troubled shutterbug has just sold her West Village compound for $28.5 million.

“It’s a big step on her road to financial recovery,” a source said. “She waited long enough and made a really good deal.”

The compound consists of three unconnected homes: her residence at 757 Greenwich, her office at 755 Greenwich and her guest house at 311 W. 11th.

In all, it is 10,200 square feet: seven bedrooms and 5¹/₂ baths.

Leibovitz was originally asking $33 million, then cut the price to $29.9 million with listing broker Maria Pashby of the Cor­coran Group.

“It is a good price, consistent with other big homes that have sold in the neighborhood — which is hot,” said a broker familiar with the property.

Leibovitz will be moving uptown, to a more modest home, to be closer to her daughter’s school.

Leibovitz — who also owns an estate in rural New York — was in such financial straits that she was in danger of losing her homes and her vast body of photographs: 100,000 images and more than 1 million negatives.

She’s back to shooting Vanity Fair covers and was saved by a new financial deal with Colony Capital.

“This deal is another step toward her financial recovery. It is another step in the right direction,” a source said.