Previous NBC “Today Show” host Matt Lauer is at the time again trying his luck in selling his waterfront home in Sag Harbor, New York, seemingly emboldened by a strong luxury marketplace in the Hamptons considering that the Covid-19 pandemic.
The 63-12 months-aged Lauer, who was terminated by NBC in November 2017 adhering to sexual misconduct allegations, relisted the sprawling assets this 7 days for $43.995 million, a little reduction from his unique talk to of $44.8 million in June 2019, listing documents show.
Mr. Lauer dropped the value to $43.99 million very last September in hopes of luring a buyer amid the pandemic, but he experienced no luck. The most the latest listing rate signifies an insignificant boost from then.
Mr. Lauer and his ex-spouse, design Annette Roque, purchased the residence in 2016 from actor Richard Gere for $36.5 million, assets documents clearly show. Mr. Gere beforehand listed the dwelling for $65 million in 2013.
The residence sits on 6.3 acres on the peninsula of North Haven, with sights over Peconic Bay and Mashomack Protect, 300 ft of immediate bay frontage and a 240-foot deep water dock, according to the listing with Susan Breitenbach of the Corcoran Team.
The gated compound features a primary home, created in 1902 and acknowledged as Strongheart Manor, and two guest residences. In total, it has 14,000 sq. ft of dwelling space with 12 bedrooms and 12 bogs, in accordance to the listing.
The out of doors grounds, landscaped with rolling lawns, gardens and specimen trees, give a heated waterfront pool, a pavilion with a fireplace, a health and fitness center, a basketball courtroom and place for tennis, the listing stated.
Mr. Lauer could not be immediately achieved for remark, even though Ms. Breitenbach did not respond to a request for remark in time for publication.
Immediately after his firing from “Today Show” he co-anchored for more than 20 a long time, Mr. Lauer launched a statement apologizing for the alleged sexual misconduct but disputed that “some of what is staying reported about me is untrue or mischaracterized.”
As a common summer season trip spot for the rich New Yorkers, the Hamptons have reworked into a main luxury industry amid the pandemic. Many sellers are seizing the prospect to promote their colossal homes.
Earlier this month, the longtime Hamptons dwelling of the late billionaire real estate developer Sheldon Solow strike the marketplace for $70 million, The Wall Avenue Journal documented. And a $175 million mansion in the Hamptons, shown in the beginning of the year, turned a single of the most highly-priced residences available in the U.S. at the moment.