A castle-like Connecticut mansion has hit the market for $39M

This Nice Gatsby-worthy property is prepared for a brand new landlord.

A castle-like mansion in Greenwich, Conn., has hit the marketplace for $39 million. The gorgeous, 18,954-square-foot manor could seem historic however was really in-built 2001.

The sprawling “brick Georgian manor” is accessed through a cherry tree-lined drive which ends up in 8.23 “park-like” acres. The grounds characteristic a 75-foot lengthy heated Haggerty plaster pool with a mosaic flooring, pool home with full bathtub, full kitchen and “expansive” stone terrace, in accordance to the itemizing.

There’s additionally an outside kitchen geared up with pizza oven and three grills, a tennis courtroom and five-car storage.

Inside, the house has eight bedrooms, 9 full baths and 4 halves. There are eight fireplaces all through, an elevator, dumbwaiter, customized three-story chandelier, parquet-floored reception corridor, bespoke curving staircase and good-looking two-story mahogany library with an higher gallery and French doorways resulting in a coated porch.

The first suite is on the second flooring of the north wing and has a non-public balcony and two radiant-heated bogs, the primary that includes a marble fire and mom of pearl inlay bathe and morning kitchen. Up “a brief flight of stairs” there’s a wardrobe room and the second toilet, which has its personal dressing room.

On the decrease degree is an “leisure haven” full with a wine cellar with capability for over 5,000 bottles, residence theater, sport room, full bar and sweet concession stand, mirrored dance studio, fitness center, full batting cage and laundry and energy rooms.

For these out there for an precise Connecticut fort and never only a castle-like property, two are presently available on the market: Additionally in Greenwich, the Hemlock Citadel — in-built 1913 — is presently looking for $11.8 million. Then, within the northeastern portion of the state, a storybook fortress straight out of a fairytale — however in-built 2010 — is asking for $60 million.