If you loved the maximalist Georgian mansion we recently featured in New Jersey, your jaw will hit the floor when you take a look at the most expensive home in Connecticut right now. And we’re not kidding—this stunner is listed just shy of $50 million USD. It’s several times more expensive than the Gordon Gekko beach house in New Rochelle and even more expensive than the real Tudor-style castle we profiled.
“An idyllic coastal resort, this regal stone Georgian mansion features 450 feet of direct waterfront acreage with expansive water views of the Long Island Sound to the NYC skyline,” begins the listing for 545 Indian Field Road in Greenwich, Connecticut.
The gorgeous estate is located inside the exclusive Mead Point Association with 24-hour guard-gated security ideal for the most discerning, careful residents.
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“Masterfully designed and meticulously constructed in 2014 with inspiration from the original 1928 stone manor, this sophisticated residence offers 12,492± square feet of living space highlighting the enchanting water views.”
“French doors from all the main rooms open directly to waterside terraces with coastal breezes and stunning open water views in three directions.”
Multiple cooking and dining spaces dot the property, perfect for entertaining large crowds of all types. The home is ideal for large families, executives prone to hosting corporate functions and just generally showing off.
And, because it’s the most expensive home in Connecticut and right by the water, you know it’s filled with dozens of light, bright rooms guaranteed to improve your mood.
“The spacious rooms all feature high ceilings, walls of windows with water views and custom millwork. The estate includes a dock, a waterfront pool and an onsite private beach.”
Normally we’d suggest stocking a home with our favorite gifts for men and gifts for women, but honestly, with a home like this, there’s clearly nothing they need.
We love the clever, timeless use of natural wood finishes, black-and-white-two-toning and various shades of green to imbue a slightly tropical feel.
When you think the home offices, dens, formal living rooms and dining spaces end—they don’t. With over 12,000 square feet of living space under air, there’s always another room.
The bedrooms and bathrooms are just as impressive, incorporating more natural wood, beach views and loads of sun-drenched open air that soothes the soul.
Look at this mud room. Have you ever seen something of this scale before?
There’s space for more riding boots and coats than the Gucci store even sells. But then again, the Gucci store doesn’t have a private beach or coastal breezes.
If you’re a fashion collector, the master bedroom’s massive walk-in closet is larger than most New York City apartments. This should give you an idea of the home’s grandeur.
“Enjoy a vacation lifestyle year-round a mere 35 miles from Midtown Manhattan.” The best part is that the 35-minutes figure is even shorter if you choose to access downtown New York City by speedboat.
And no, we’re not kidding. Many of the neighbors take speedboats to Wall Street offices. But don’t worry—plenty work from home with hedge funds based out of their sprawling mansions. It’s really up to you you.
If you’ve got the power to buy the most expensive home in Connecticut, obviously you’ve also got the power to do whatever you want with it. Just imagine the soirees!
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