Friday 23 September 2022 08:14 PM Alec Baldwin lists his 10-acre Hamptons estate for $29million - TEN TIMES what ... trends now
Alec Baldwin's days of frolicking around his spacious farmhouse in the Hamptons with his wife and brood are numbered, after placing the 10-acre estate on the market for $29million, DailyMail.com has learned.
The stunning home on Town Lane in Amagansett, nestled comfortably in the Long Island billionaire's enclave, is now one of the most expensive listings in the area.
The property, located 100 miles from the actor's family penthouse in Greenwich Village, is being billed as the perfect 'marriage of nature and luxury.'
Alec Baldwin is listing his longtime Hamptons home for $29 million, less than three months after selling an upstate property
The Baldwins are listing their Hamptons estate, on Long Island's East End, for $29 million
Baldwin bough his Hamptons estate in Amagansett in 1996 for $1.75 million, equivalent to about $3.35 million today
Home consists of four bedrooms and seven bathrooms sitting on 10 acres of land with than 10,000 square feet of living space
It features a 10,000-square-foot modern farmhouse, a pool, spa, covered porches, and a pavilion with a fieldstone fireplace overlooking acres of bucolic preserve in Amagansett's estate section.
'Every detail of this impeccable two-story cedar shingle retreat has been curated to maximize indoor/outdoor space and utilize natural light throughout the year,' the ad reads, with an accompanying video featuring sweeping drone footage over a chill jazz soundtrack.
'Entertain guests and family with a grand eat-in kitchen, dining room, movie theater, wine tasting room and a private wood-paneled library.'
'A nature and equestrian enthusiast's dream getaway offers a unique opportunity to cultivate the reserve or build private stables,' it continues.
Left, Alec Baldwin and his wife Hilaria Baldwin are photographed going to have dinner in July 2021. Right, Alec Baldwin and his pregnant wife Hilaria are spotted together in the Hamptons, in New York in June
In November 2021, the family were seen enjoying some time playingon the village green in the Hamptons
Baldwin, his wife and their six children spent most of the COVID-19 pandemic on the property - although they are pictured out in public, in November 2021, despite having acres of ground back home
However, Baldwin, whose net worth is estimated at $60 million, and his family won't have to sleep on anyone's couch.
He owns several other properties including the sprawling penthouse at Devonshire House in Greenwich Village, which he purchased for $11.7million in 2011.
In February of this year, he purchased a historic 50-acre farm in Vermont for $1.7million - the same day he was hit with a wrongful death suit by the Hutchins family.
The purchase by Baldwin, 64, in the small mountain town of Arlington where his wife Hilaria's grandfather lived, came after the actor spent months in the area following the tragedy in New Mexico.
Alec Baldwin takes three of his children to a local beach near his home in the Hamptons, New York during the winter months
The home occupies 10 acres of land. Outside, there is a 625-square-foot pavilion with outdoor firepit and a 20’ x 50’ pool and spa, as well as a vegetable garden
The former SNL actor and Oscar-nominated actor reportedly purchased the property in 1996 for $1.75 million, is offloading the property at a challenging time.
The Amagansett property has essentially served as a refuge from New York City as hard times have swirled around the celebrity couple.
In February, Baldwin bought an historic 50-acre farm in Vermont for $1.7million in the small mountain town of Arlington.
According to broker Faith Rhodes, who handled the sale, the farmhouse is nearly 250 years old, and was built in the 1780s.
She added, 'There are 50-something acres, and it's just gorgeous … just gorgeous.
'That part of Arlington is very old and historic. It dates back to the Green Mountain Boys,' she said, referring to a Revolutionary War-era militia that once protected the area from settlers from other states and later British troops during the latter half of the 18th Century.
'It's a really beautiful part of the village.'
