Andy Cohen, the TV host, author and longtime producer, spent 21 years building his dream West Village home — a fantastical assemblage of four apartments that he turned into a single 3,500-square foot home where light floods nearly every room.

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Mr. Cohen, left, and Ryan Serhant, right, met more than a decade ago when Mr. Serhant made his debut on Bravo, where Mr. Cohen is a longtime producer. Both became fathers just before the pandemic, and they bonded as new dads during play dates at Mr. Cohen’s apartment. Credit...Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images

It’s a showstopper, the kind of eye-watering real estate you’d see on reality TV shows like “The Real Housewives” franchise, which he has produced for more than two decades.

“The first time I ever walked into Andy’s apartment, I said, ‘Whenever you are willing to part with this, even if I have to pull it from your grip, please let me know. Because it’s a one of one,’” said Ryan Serhant, owner of the eponymous luxury brokerage SERHANT and star of “Owning Manhattan” on Netflix.

That time has come.

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The apartment is whimsical and colorful. A powder room features a bright red lacquered entry and dynamic silver mylar wallpaper from Brooklyn-based Flavor Paper, with a Waterworks marble vanity, a marble floor and a vintage mirror. Credit...Eytan Stern Weber/Evan Joseph Images