Sean Hannity of Fox News has listed his Long Island estate after moving to Florida.
Photo Credit: OneKey MLS/Wikimedia Commons via Gage Skidmore
Posted on 05/04/2024 10:36:11 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
Sean Hannity of Fox News has listed his Long Island estate after moving to Florida.
Photo Credit: OneKey MLS/Wikimedia Commons via Gage Skidmore
Located in the town of Oyster Bay village of Centre Island, it's now listed for $13.75 million, according to its listing.
The estate, which has seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms, is owned by Fox News star Sean Hannity, the Wall Street Journal reported, who announced on his television show that he had officially left New York to live in “the great free state of Florida.”
Sitting on nearly 6 acres of land, the home boasts 500 feet of Oyster Bay frontage and an 81-foot private dock.
Also on the grounds is a par three golf course, tennis court, and resort-style swimming pool.
Indoors, plenty of custom details abound, from the marble countertop to the millwork in all bedrooms to the primary bathroom, which features dual vanities, dual walk-in closets, a soaking tub, and a steam shower.
Meant for entertaining, the living room is designed for indoor-outdoor living and opens up to a terrace with fire features that overlook the bay.
Hannity’s sprawling estate was purchased in 2008 for $8.5 million, according to public records.
Other features include a wet bar and exercise room.
“Like so many Americans, I left New York for good,” Hannity, a New York City native who grew up in Franklin Square, said on air, confirming that he has no plans on returning.
“[I’m] not going back…I’ve wanted to do [it] for years.”
The 62-year-old Hannity attended Sacred Heart Seminary in Hempstead, St. Pius X Preparatory Seminary in Uniondale, and then Adelphi University, and NYU.
The home is listed by Nest Seekers International.
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Judge Engoron and Letisha James probably put it at closer to $350,000...
Interrupting people and talking in singsong pays pretty well.
Very modest pier. Needs much more wow factor for a new owner.
How much “exit tax” will he have to pay upon departure?
RE: Judge Engoron and Letisha James probably put it at closer to $350,000...
Ha, trying buying a house and lot in Oyster Bay, Long Island for that price, yep, even a much smaller one !!
No one needs that much.
I think the word we’re all grasping for here is “megalomaniac”
“ME, ME, ME” is all he can say; he a dumbassed puke of the first order.
Stopped watching Fox News when Obama was elected in 2008. I don’t watch any news programs on any platform, not even Trump’s rallies or interviews. I already know what the man is about, and what he’s accomplished, and that I’ll be voting for him for a third time in November. I don’t need any further convincing.
Most interesting list! Thanks a bunch!
But many, many WANT that much. And it is his choice.
Man!! Lot’s of parties-of-one in this thread. No wonder we lose.
I’ve seen less vitriol about Biden here than Hannity is getting.
It is just bewildering.
With friends like us ...
One thing I like about Oyster Bay is that Theodore Roosevelt’s home is there as a historical landmark and is open to the public for viewing. Worth visiting. His gravesite is there as well.
Be nice.
Sean is a humble guy. He’ll be the first to tell you so, too.
😊👍. I was being fas-ee-shus.
With the way people with real money are bailing from NY, he may be lucky to break even.
How many multi-millionaires are looking to re-locate in the shit hole state?
If you examine the empty office space in the city, I wonder how long it will be before the majority of office space will be home to illegal immigrants.
He’s also not funny. Neither are the two dudes who took over the EIB microphone.
This Guy is REALLY missing the loss of El Rushbo.
James Golden and Jessie Kelly are picking up some of the slack though. Thank heavens.
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