Maybe our friend in Greenwich who tried to build a 39,000 square foot ego trip home house could find what he wants without having to build. A Long Island estate is up for a cool $60 million.
The Tudor style main house is 22,000 square feet with eight bedrooms, elevator access to all four floors, and a grand entry hall with a massive wood carved staircase and soaring cathedral ceilings. The property also includes a six-bedroom guest house and an 11-bedroom staff house for the butlers, maids and gardeners. The yearly taxes are $195,000.
Only 22,000 square feet? What a dump. A $50 million offer was turned down already. Cheapskates. And it's a Tudor? I'd have to rehab it. It's difficult to ascertain who the owner is. Title is held in a corporate name tied to offshore investments. I couldn't find the property on the Multiple Listing Service, and the broker's site didn't have it up either, but I did find this one. And this one.
What's the corproate name?
It's pretty easy to find out who is behind most corproations....through Hoover or Bloomberg.
Posted by: Dave | March 26, 2006 at 12:01 PM