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This Connecticut mansion just sold for a record $138.8M - Vimarsana News

This Connecticut mansion just sold for a record $138.8M

Copper Beech Farm in affluent Greenwich now has a new state record -- but in 2014, its $120 million sale broke a national record for the priciest home sale.

Source: nypost.com
Copper Beech Farm Shatters Connecticut Record With $139 Million Sale – Robb Report - Vimarsana News

Copper Beech Farm Shatters Connecticut Record With $139 Million Sale – Robb Report

Once considered America's priciest home, the 50-acre Greenwich compound just became the most expensive real estate deal in Connecticut's history.

This may have just become the most expensive home in Connecticut – again - Vimarsana News

This may have just become the most expensive home in Connecticut – again

Copper Beech Farm, with 50 acres of waterfront property in the tony New York suburb of Greenwich, has sold for just under $139 million, believed to be a record home sale in Connecticut, Sotheby’s International Realty said.

Source: fox5ny.com
$139M Greenwich Estate, Among Nation's Most Expensive Homes, Sold To Mystery Buyer - Vimarsana News

$139M Greenwich Estate, Among Nation's Most Expensive Homes, Sold To Mystery Buyer

Mum is the word when it comes to who purchased one of the nation's most expensive homes located in Fairfield County.Copper Beech Farm, the largest waterfront home in Greenwich at more than 55 acres with a mile of water frontage, sold for $…

Private Connecticut Island With a 120-Year-Old Mansion Set to Sell for $85 Million - Vimarsana News

Private Connecticut Island With a 120-Year-Old Mansion Set to Sell for $85 Million

The 60-acre island will mark the second-biggest deal ever in the New England state