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$20 MILLION DOLLAR ESTATES FOR SALE – SEE THIS HOUSE

February 19, 2014
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Sasco Hill Road home in Connecticut has ocean

Don’t ask me why I started looking at $20 to $21 million dollar homes the other day!  So out of my price range at this point!  I was musing though if I wanted to buy an expensive house and had the resources…what exactly could I buy.  I would like to say…there are not a ton of homes out there in the 20 million dollar range if you can believe it!

Here are a few for you to consider if you are shopping! 🙂

1. SASCO HILL ROAD, FAIRFIELD CONNECTICUT – $21 million (below)

Scandinavian inspired architecture gives this mansion a distinct look (above)

A 17,000 square foot home right on Long Island sound in Southport Connecticut features 6 bedrooms and 10 baths on the market for $21 million.

For full Sasco Hill listing click here.

Views of the Long Island sound from this Sasco Hill Road mansion. (above)

2. VILLA SEVILLANO, SANTA BARBARA COUNTy’ – $21.5 million (below)

A 10,375 square foot Italian style villa located in Carpinteria, California features 6 bedrooms and 9.5 baths on 22 acres all for the price of $21.5 million.  It looks like someone has this house in escrow/under contract!

For full Villa Sevillano listing click here.

3. LINDEN COURT, GREENWWICH, CT – $20 million (below)

For a mere $20 million, there is this 1929 built Greenwich Connecticut estate.  It has 8 bedrooms, 11 baths in 13,000+ square feet sitting on 5.1 acres in one of the toniest towns in America.

For full Linden Court listing click here.

4. ORANGE STREET< NANTUCKET, MA – $20 million (below)

A $20 million dollar home in Nantucket built in 1823 sits atop a hill overlooking the harbor and town. Classic Nantucket architecture with 8 bedrooms and 10 baths.

For full Nantucket listing click here.

Let’s see.  I think my favorite is #1…the Sasco Hill Road home.

Please weigh in and let me know your favorite.  Click comments below!

Happy Wednesday!

xo
Coco

P.S.  Remember to shop the new COCOCOZY Resort Collection of pillows and throws at the COCOCOZY Online Store!

Photos: Select Sasco Hill photos from CS Architecture

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2 responses to “$20 MILLION DOLLAR ESTATES FOR SALE – SEE THIS HOUSE”

  1. Adriana says:
    February 20, 2014 at 9:01 AM

    My favorite is also Sasco Hills! 😉

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  2. Anonymous says:
    February 22, 2014 at 10:31 PM

    Sasco, and I’d take Nantucket if it was a gift. 🙂

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