Lin-Manuel Miranda may have found fame, in part, because of his musical, In the Heights, which is based in New York City's Washington Heights, however, it turns out that he actually spent his younger years in a different NYC neighborhood. The star and his father, Luis, co-purchased an Inwood apartment "back in 2008," and "[f]or decades, he and his parents ... made their home in this vibrant enclave on the northernmost tip of Manhattan," according to Street Easy.

The three-bedroom, two-bathroom "duplex penthouse" spans 1,125 square feet, and per Today, "features a foyer, sunken living room, two bedrooms, and a bathroom on the first floor," while a third, larger bedroom is upstairs, and "a cozy, windowed kitchen" is on the lower level. And just try not to be impressed by the "wrap-around terrace with stunning views of the city" where residents can get a look at the Empire State Building, Chrysler Building, and the Manhattan skyline. As if that wasn't enough, the co-op building also boasts "private gardens, free high-speed internet access, concierge services, live-in supers, and a laundry room."

Although this sounds like a place that would be hard to let go of, in 2018, the family put the residence up for sale for $949,000. However, Miranda's knack for finding amazing places to live in NYC might have made moving easier. Just take a look at his other Inwood home!

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