I must have slept through the Joey Bishop Centennial.
How was it?
Posted on 11/10/2019 8:00:39 AM PST by Olog-hai
Regis Philbin and his wife Joy have put their Greenwich, Conn., home on the market — at a much lower price than they bought it.
The 13,661-square-foot residence is selling for $4.595 million, according to the listing. That price is actually 36 percent less than what the Philbins paid for it almost 10 years ago, The Wall Street Journal reported.
“Every seller in Greenwich is having to adjust to this market,” the property’s listing agent, Joseph Barbieri of Sotheby’s International Realty Greenwich Brokerage told FOX Business. […]
The English Manor-inspired house has six bedrooms, nine full bathrooms and three partial bathrooms, according to the listing.
It also has seven fireplaces, mahogany library, a billiard room, a “pub room” with a full bar, a home theater, sauna, gym and a wine cellar, the listing said. […]
Amenities on the property also include a one-bedroom guest house and garages to fit five cars, the listing said. …
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“I’m wearing a tuxedo with old tennis shoes and my straw hat...”
Ahhh. Leon Redbone lives!
*tingle*
“The rich leaving high tax states reminds me...”
Regis is downsizing. He’ll either stay there or go to Fla for the weather.
Kind of remarkable that most American families couldn’t afford to live there even if you sold them the house for $1.
That makes sense.
How auto correct turned kitchen into jet engines is amazing. But it’s my fault for not editing.
What became of the nuns? I suppose they went to a smaller place or a nursing home. It was long ago. However, I do believe there’s a trend and their kind is going extinct. There are more dead churches in this area, than dead malls.
Another part of the problem is upkeep. The church may not want to foot the bills for a huge place housing a half dozen nuns. Maintenance, insurance, utilities, all to be paid by a diminishing congregation.
You can buy an old church in PA for a handful of beans. I’ve seen them go for $30k or so, and just one window is worth that in some markets.
Don’t feel bad. Happens to me all the time.
Seriously.
I guessed 6k per month. 79k is 6.5. Pretty close
Yeah, and then they get turned into mosques.
Property taxes are about $79,000 per year — which is actually down from about $82,000 a few years ago. I suspect they filed a tax appeal based on the diminished value.
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And as all those houses lose value, the corrupt government will keep raising rates to make up the difference.
A question of “how many” answered with a question of “how big.” Marginally catty. I Cor. 16:9 informs that chapel quantity = 1, and size = you.
Or Russians.
You posted the reality: This is only surprising to morons with no clue about supply and demand and the long-term effects of Leftist policy.
A purple roof?
How gay.
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I think the roof is gray. The photo has color balance and oversaturation problems.
I was paying $14,000 per year in property taxes. That's more than what most people pay for a mortgage!
Property taxes of $6,541 per month = $78,492 per year
Just thought folks would want to know before making an offer. ;-)
https://www.realtor.com/realestateandhomes-detail/56-N-Stanwich-Rd_Greenwich_CT_06831_M49449-04745
Riju Fibo?
I must have slept through the Joey Bishop Centennial.
How was it?
Looks like a red Spanish style terra cotta tile roof with bad tinting on the photo
How to make a small fortune in Greenwich real estate?
Start with a big one.
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