Asking $54 million, down to $30: Trump’s first estate is up for sale again

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Donald and Ivana Trump’s former mansion in Greenwich, Connecticut, is up for sale again. The price tag on the property now stands at $29.9 million, less than the record price it reached in the past – $54 million.

The estate covers 23 acres on the tip of the peninsula jutting out from the edge of Long Island Sound, between Indian Harbor and Smith Cove. It is located in a fenced area, and is a short distance from the Gold Coast Yacht Club, which is located on the adjacent peninsula. The estate also includes a deep water anchorage.

The Gregorian style main house was built in 1939, and sits on a grassy plain. The front of the house is dominated by a neo-classic style header and a column that supports a semi-circular balcony that overlooks the entrance. Behind the house is a wide patio that goes down to the pool area, which then connects to the large lawn – from where you can admire the beauty of Long Island Sound. The improvements introduced in the house have somewhat modestly The more extroverted elements, like decorative gold leaf that decorated various parts of the house. The house includes a glass-enclosed living room that overlooks the water, and a space with a cathedral ceiling that looks like it was intended to be an office. Many of the 11 bedrooms contain fireplaces.

The estate also includes a tennis court, an indoor swimming pool, and balconies that overlook the water. Former President Trump’s estimated net worth is $3 billion, according to Forbes, and while he’s trying to sell his Greenwich mansion, his real estate company is currently looking for a buyer for his $59 million Palm Beach home.

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