Take A Look At Christopher Plummer's Connecticut Beachfront Home
While we always love a beachfront home in the Hamptons, with prices higher than ever, we’re taking a look North of the city in Darien, Connecticut. Listed for $11 Million 207-209 Long Neck Point Road this home once belonged to The Sound of Music star Christopher Plummer aka Captain Von Trapp.
The dramatic property offers two separately deeded lots to ensure the peace and tranquility of your own private oasis. East facing Long Island Sound views are enjoyed from most rooms in this spectacular home. The homes have a private beach, entertaining area, and pool/spa that rival the world's best resorts! This historical home with 5 bedroom, 8.5 bathrooms has been completely and thoughtfully restored and renovated in keeping with the architectural integrity of the past while creating a level of comfort, design and luxurious living for today's lifestyle. The interiors are a collaboration between the owner and renowned interior designer, Cindy Rinfret, Ltd.
Yashmin Lloyds and Shelly Tretter of Compass are the listing agents.
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