Fashion icon Tommy Hilfiger has finally sold his massive Connecticut mansion for $ 45 million and will move more than 1,250 miles south.
Hilfiger struck a deal in less than half a year, according to the New York Post. The 22-acre property was originally listed in September by Sotheby’s International Realty Greenwich Brokerage.
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Located at 30 John Street in Greenwich, Connecticut, the French Normandy-style mansion has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and three half baths.
Hilfiger, 69, and his wife Dee Ocleppo, 54, lived in the mansion for about a decade.
The duo received luxury amenities, including a private pool, ample covered parking and six fireplaces to keep warm during the winter months. There is also a koi pond, tennis court, decorative fountains and several lush gardens and lawns.
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Breathtaking views of the New York skyline and Long Island Sound can be seen from the highest point on the property, known as Round Hill, which is 570 feet above sea level, according to Zillow.
The impressive mansion was originally built in 1939 by award-winning architect Greville Rickard.
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Hilfiger bought the luxury home in 2010 for about $ 31 million, according to Realtor.com. The mansion would have been restored and updated.
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Several reports have said the famous couple is eyeing Palm Beach for their next home.
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In September, The Wall Street Journal reported that Hilfiger and Ocleppo were moving to Florida for tax and personal reasons, which were not identified at the time.
The pair is also no stranger to the state. Hilfiger bought a home in Miami in 2013 for $ 17.25 million, according to Realtor.com.
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His Golden Beach mansion located at 605 Ocean Boulevard is currently listed for $ 23.5 million by Realtor Fernando Pettineroli of Dezer Platnium Realty.