Mary Tyler Moore’s $16.9 million Greenwich mansion is still looking for a buyer
Mary Tyler Moore’s eight-person home in Greenwich, Connecticut is still looking for a buyer.
The asking price for the late actor’s 13,800-square-foot mansion currently stands at $16.9 million, its listing with Joseph Barbieri of Suthu International Realty showed Friday.
The sprawling Georgia Colonial has risen eight times since the summer, when $2 million was taken off its asking price, according to Zillow. The real estate agency reported that prices fell again in April.
Moore’s husband, Dr. Robert Levine, who sold the property in September of last year, originally wanted $21.9 million. The Wall Street Journal report at that time.
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The mansion, which has been expanded and remodeled under Moore and Levine’s ownership, has five bedrooms and seven full bathrooms, according to its listing.
The stone front of the home opens to a living room with Venetian plaster, a fireplace and a bay window with views of the countryside and nearby lake. The first floor also features a den/library with built-in bookcases, beamed ceilings and a marble fireplace. The formal dining room also has a fireplace and bay window.
Its master suite spans 2,000 square feet “with two baths, walk-in closets and spacious closets,” the listing says.
The large glass conservatory provides plenty of light for those sitting inside thanks to its large windows. That space measures 23 by 23 feet, per listing.
Levine described the glass storage area to The Journal as Moore’s “chamber of calm” and a “special place.”
Moore died in 2017 at the age of 80 from cardiac arrest after contracting pneumonia. He had diabetes for decades.
The late actor’s mansion is as grand as its interior, which Barbieri calls “beautiful.”
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There is a 65 meter pool behind the house.
Even the drive home is scenic, “following the creek to Oakley Pond,” according to the listing. The site also borders five hectares of conservation land.
The couple reportedly acquired the property in 2006, paying $10 million, according to the Journal.
“It’s Mary’s house, if I’m going to go into ‘what next?’, I decided I have to leave the house,” Moore’s husband told the outlet last year.
Barbieri told FOX Business that he doesn’t see any further price cuts in the area’s future.
“We expect to sell it soon as we are very interested at the current price,” he said. “An interest rate cut will be very welcome in the markets.”
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An early December report from Realtors.com predicted that mortgage rates will reach 6.2% by the end of next year. Earlier this week, Freddie Mac set its 30-year fixed mortgage rate at 6.72% as of Dec. 19, FOX Business reported.
In November, Greenwich homes had an average asking price of $3.7 million, according to Realtor.com.
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