Greenwich, CT – A 12-bedroom waterfront estate on 50 acres in wealthy Greenwich has been sold for $120 million.
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Even though that’s $70 million under Copper Beech Farm’s initial listing price, real estate agent David Ogilvy tells the Greenwich Time (http://bit.ly/1jzpxJN ) he believes the sum is the most ever paid for a residential property in the United States. The paperwork finalizing the sale to a limited liability company was filed Friday.
The 13,000-square-foot French Renaissance-style home has a 75-foot pool, grass tennis court, a stone carriage house and two islands in Long Island Sound.
Ogilvy says Copper Beech Farm edged out a Silicon Valley property sold last year for $117.5 million.
Built in 1896, Copper Beech Farm was once owned by Andrew Carnegie’s niece Harriet Lauder Greenway.
i knew i should have bid higher!!
The future home of Chabad of Greenwich.
Oiy wat a waste of munny. Dose this person know how many moisdos and yingerleit he could have supportd