Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein is trying to sell his Sagaponack, New York, estate again — with a 20% markup on its listing in 2012, The Real Deal's Claire Moses reported.
The freshly minted billionaire put the Parsonage Lane property up for $17 million with Sotheby's International Realty. A sale would reduce Blankfein's $73 million in personal real-estate holdings, Bloomberg reported.
Blankfein has repeatedly tried to sell the property since 2007, reportedly asking for $14 million for the mansion in 2012.
This isn't the chief executive's only Hamptons home — in 2012, the CEO bought another house in Bridgehampton worth $32.5 million.
Blankfein bought the property in 1995 and commissioned architect Larry Randolf and builders Men at Work to complete the mansion in 2001. The property has seven bedrooms, five full baths, a heated pool and tennis courts, according to the real-estate listing.
Meanwhile — as Blankfein tries to sell the property — take a look around.
Welcome to Lloyd Blankfein's summer home in the South Hamptons — priced at $17 million. Architects capped off the romantic estate with a barn-style roof.
The front doors open into a simple foyer. Light streams in from floor-to-ceiling windows on nearly every wall.
Take a seat in the summery, beige and cream-colored classic living room.
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