<ul><li>Bob Dylan's former Manhattan townhouse has hit the market for $7.25 million.</li><li>The Turtle Bay Gardens townhouse was rented by Dylan in the 1980s.</li><li>He loved it so much that he bought it under a business associate's name in 1990 for an undisclosed amount.</li><li>The 5-story home is a landmarked enclave of 20 1860s-built townhouses with a shared garden for residents.</li><li>It has a mix of old-school features and modern amenities, and the secret garden on which it sits.</li><li>The current owners used it as a pied-à-terre and visited New York less than five times a year.</li><li>The 5-bedroom, 5½-bathroom home has around 5,400 square feet of interior space.</li><li>It has beautiful brickwork and stonework, original archways, seven fireplaces, and an elevator.</li><li>Turtle Bay Gardens was built with a fountain modeled after the Villa Medici in Rome.</li><li>The Bob Dylan biopic, "A Complete Unknown," with Timothy Chalamet as Dylan is released on Christmas Day.</li></ul>

Bob Dylan lived quietly beside a secret garden in NYC for 20 years. See inside the home, now on sale for $7.25 million.

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