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      Bill Koch’s Storied Cape Cod Compound Once Hosted JFK. Now It Can Be Yours for $24 Million.

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      Billionaire collector Bill Koch is parting ways with a piece of Cape Cod history. 

      His 7.5-acre waterfront estate in Osterville’s gated Oyster Harbors enclave just hit the market for $23.85 million with Joanna Dresser and Kelly Crosby of LandVest | Christie’s International Real Estate—and it comes with some serious provenance. Before Koch bought the property in 2013 for $19.5 million, it belonged to banking heir Paul Mellon and his wife, Rachel “Bunny” Mellon, the influential horticulturist who designed the White House Rose Garden. The Mellons hosted everyone from movie stars to world leaders here, including their close friends John and Jackie Kennedy. 

      The main house, built in 1954, clocks in at 7,300 square feet with eight bedrooms and plenty of breezy, understated style. Think wide-plank floors, original fireplaces, and views of either the gardens or the sea from just about every room. There are also two two-bedroom guest cottages, a former art studio-turned-private suite, a greenhouse, and a beach house that’s barely changed since the Kennedys came by for cocktails. 

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      The 7,300-square-foot main house, built in 1954, features eight bedrooms.

      Courtesy of Bill Koch

      Outside, Bunny’s signature is everywhere. She spent years shaping the gardens—layering native plantings, specimen trees, and orchards into a landscape that feels effortless and relaxed. And in classic Mellon fashion, when the property lacked natural dunes, the couple simply brought in 2,000 tons of sand to build their own 20-foot privacy berm. 

      “It is important to me to preserve the home the way I remembered it when I used to visit Paul and Bunny, and maintain their influence and style over the estate,” Koch said in a statement. 

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      Horticulturalist Bunny Mellon shaped the gardens and landscape of the Cape Cod retreat over the years.

      Courtesy of Bill Koch

      The property includes over 500 feet of waterfront, a deepwater dock, and access to a small private island that now serves as a bird sanctuary. Koch has used the home as guest overflow in recent years and occasionally rented it out for $25,000 a week, The New York Post reported. 

      The listing comes as Koch trims down his Cape portfolio. He’s also asking $10.5 million for a nearby 1.75-acre parcel and previously listed another piece of the former Mellon spread for $16 million. Meanwhile, his real estate holdings still include a ranch in Colorado, a Palm Beach compound, and a $125 million estate outside Aspen. And if this sale wasn’t enough, Koch just offloaded nearly 8,000 bottles from his famed wine cellar in a record-breaking auction at Christie’s. The three-day sale brought in $28.8 million. 

      Click here to see more photos of Bill Koch’s Cape Cod compound. 

      Courtesy of Bill Koch

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      Abby Montanez

      Abigail Montanez is a staff writer at Robb Report. She has worked in both print and digital publishing for over half a decade, covering everything from real estate, entertainment, dining, travel to…

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      Legendary Singing Cowboy Roy Rogers’s Former L.A. Home Can Be Yours for $7.2 Million

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      Roy Rogers passed away in July 1998 at age 86 with his wife and co-star Dale Evans by his side, but the beloved singing cowboy’s legacy lives on at the Los Angeles estate he once called home—not to mention via his long-running weekly TV show bearing the sign-off tune Happy Trails to You and the 90 or so movies the good guy in a white Stetson starred in throughout his lengthy career. On the market for the first time in more than half a century, the traditional residence is now up for sale in the San Fernando Valley community of Sherman Oaks for $7.2 million.

      Owned by the “King of the Cowboys” for almost 30 years before he relocated to his final resting place at the Double-R-Bar Ranch in Apple Valley near the California city of Victorville, where the Roy Rogers-Dale Evans Museum once stood before it was shuttered in 2009, this particular house in the desirable Longridge Estates neighborhood was built in the late 1930s and resided in by Rogers during World War II. Last sold to attorney Stephen Taylor and his wife Elizabeth back in spring 1971 for a mere $102,500, the place has been in the same family ever since.

      A cozy fireside library dressed in rustic knotty pine paneling gives off cabin-like vibes.

      Anthony Barcelo

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      Resting amid a gated hillside parcel spanning a full acre, with 135 feet of “sweeping frontage” on Longridge Avenue, the wood-sided and stucco structure features four bedrooms and five baths in a little more than 5,000 square feet of decidedly dated living space on two levels. A bright blue front door opens into a wallpapered entry foyer, which flows to an expansive formal living room sporting a bay window and a floor-to-ceiling fireplace enhanced with a tiled surround.

      A dining area connects to the stone-floored kitchen, which is outfitted with ceramic countertops, a central island with a cooktop, and a breakfast nook that spills out to a large patio adorned with built-in redwood seating and a barbecue station. Other highlights include a sunroom with a bar and pool table setup, an office with an en suite bath, and a cozy wood-paneled library/den warmed by a fireplace.

      The formal powder blue-hued living room features a wood-burning fireplace with a tiled surround.

      Anthony Barcelo

      An upstairs primary suite comes with a fireplace, Juliet balconies, a separate lounge, a walk-in closet, and a bath flaunting dual vanities and a step-up soaking tub. And rounding it all out are the greenery-encased grounds, which are showcased by a large swimmer’s pool encircled by a sundeck, as well as a spacious cabana. There’s also an attached 1,075-square-foot garage with room for up to four vehicles.

      Per the listing, which is held by Donovan Healey of Coldwell Banker Realty and comes with plans to build a new modern house on the site, the true value of the property lies in its land, location, and limitless potential. “Whether restored, reimagined or rebuilt entirely,” Healey said, “this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to create a world-class estate in a setting rich with history and charm.”

      A window-lined space with a seated bar serves as a billiards room.

      Anthony Barcelo

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      Most remembered for his harmonious voice and crinkly expression and, of course, his golden palomino pal Trigger, the Ohio native recorded hits such as Tumbling Tumbleweeds and Cool Water with the Sons of the Pioneers trio before getting his big break as the star of the 1938 film Under Western Stars. He went on to have his biggest hit as a solo artist in 1946 with My Chickashay Gal, and also took part in touring rodeos, marketed clothes and toys, and even had a restaurant chain named after him.

      Rogers was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame twice, first in 1980 as a member of the original Sons of the Pioneers, and again in 1988 as an individual. In 2025, the U.S. Library of Congress added Happy Trails to the National Recording Registry, a list of audio recordings deemed “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant.” Dale, who he married in 1947 and called his “sweetheart and hunting and fishing partner all wrapped up into one,” passed away three years after him in 2001. 

      Click here for more photos of the Sherman Oaks residence.

      Anthony Barcelo

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      Wendy Bowman

      Wendy Bowman is a real estate writer at Robb Report. Before that, she was a freelancer for Modern Luxury and several other media outlets, where she primarily covered luxury properties for…

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      NASCAR’s Ricky Stenhouse Jr. Just Sold His North Carolina Ranch in a Record-Setting $12.2 Million Deal

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      In North Carolina racing country, it’s only fitting that the newest real estate record belongs to a NASCAR champion.

      Ricky Stenhouse Jr., winner of the 2023 Daytona 500 and two-time Xfinity Series champ, has just sold his Mooresville estate for $12.2 million, setting a new residential price record for the greater Charlotte metro area. Known as Slide Job Ranch, the roughly 140-acre spread blends equestrian grandeur with high-octane heritage, a nod to its string of motorsports legends, including former owners Ernie Irvan and Joe Nemechek.

      The deal, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, marks a dramatic return on investment for Stenhouse, who purchased the property in 2013 for $3.8 million. Represented by Josh Tucker and Joey Adams of Corcoran HM Properties, the driver sold the estate to an all-cash buyer from South Florida—someone with no ties to NASCAR, despite the home’s track-side pedigree.

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      The sprawling 140-acre estate has extensive equestrian amenities.

      Cameron Glenn

      “This estate is truly one of a kind,” Tucker says. “From its world-class equestrian facilities to its resort-style grounds and exquisite architectural craftsmanship, it’s a rare property not only for Charlotte, but for the entire Southeast.”

      Originally built around 2000 and extensively renovated under Stenhouse’s ownership, the more than 9,100-square-foot main residence is packed with plush details: a gourmet kitchen with quartz countertops and a walk-in pantry, a private library, a home theater, and expansive terraces that look out over the sweeping grounds. Outside, a vanishing-edge pool, pool house, putting green, and alfresco kitchen with fireplace turn up the resort vibes.

      Horse lovers will find plenty to gawk at, too. The European-style stables stretch 5,500 square feet and feature 18 custom stalls, a climate-controlled tack room, and a covered arena designed to top-tier standards.

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      The main house features luxe touches like a gourmet kitchen, private library, home theater, and expansive terraces.

      Michael Velet

      The property was last available at $12.99 million but ultimately sold after it had been taken off the open market. The sale eclipses the previous Charlotte-area record: an $11.5 million waterfront estate on Lake Norman sold in July 2024.

      “This record-breaking sale is a testament to the continued strength of the Charlotte luxury market,” Tucker says. “Buyers at this price point are looking for more than just a home—they’re seeking a particular lifestyle, ultimate privacy, and unique amenities, and this property delivers on all those fronts.”

      Stenhouse, for his part, isn’t heading far. He and his wife Madyson still own a neighboring 160-acre parcel, which they purchased in 2018, and are reportedly considering building a new home nearby. Slide job, indeed.

      Click here to see more photos of Ricky Stenhouse Jr.’s equestrian estate.

      Matthew Benham

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      Abby Montanez

      Abigail Montanez is a staff writer at Robb Report. She has worked in both print and digital publishing for over half a decade, covering everything from real estate, entertainment, dining, travel to…

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      Jake Paul Drops $39 Million on a Legendary Georgia Sporting Ranch

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      Jake Paul has been talking about buying a ranch for most of his life. Now, at 28, the YouTuber-turned-boxer has done just that—only on a scale few could have imagined. In a deal that quietly closed in April, Paul paid $39 million for Southlands, a nearly 5,700-acre sporting plantation in Georgia’s Decatur County. The sale, brokered by Jon Kohler and Walter Hatchett of Jon Kohler & Associates, is one of the largest recreational land transactions in the Peach State’s history.

      Paul revealed the purchase earlier this month on The Iced Coffee Hour podcast, saying he used the roughly $30 million he earned from his 2024 boxing match against Mike Tyson to fund the deal. “I’ve wanted to buy a ranch for the last 15 years,” he said. “I wanted a place where I can wakesurf, hunt, and build a racetrack.” He also spoke about growing his own vegetables and spending time in nature, drawing inspiration from childhood visits to a cabin with his father.

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      The main lodge has eight bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms.

      Jon Kohler & Associates

      Paul, who also owns a $16 million mansion in Puerto Rico, chose one of the South’s most storied estates. Southlands, dating back nearly a century, was originally assembled as a 26,000-acre tract by pioneering conservationist Herbert Stoddard, co-founder of the nonprofit organization Tall Timbers. In 1937, Rhode Island senator and industrialist Houghton Metcalf bought the land and built a lodge overlooking what’s now Lake Seminole.

      The property spans 5,700 mostly undeveloped acres.

      Jon Kohler & Associates

      By the late 1950s, International Paper had taken over, transforming it into a teaching forest and southern headquarters for its 12-million-acre timber empire. The property remained under corporate ownership until 2010, when philanthropist and land investor Jim Dahl acquired it as part of a 160,000-acre deal. After reselling much of the land, Dahl hung on to Southlands as his crown jewel.

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      There’s a stocked lake for fishing, in addition to a 30-acre duck pond.

      Jon Kohler & Associates

      Today, the plantation includes 4.5 miles of lake frontage, a stocked fishing lake, a 30-acre duck pond, vast irrigated fields, and five miles of spring-fed creeks with waterfalls. Wildlife is abundant—wild quail, trophy whitetail deer, and turkey thrive here—and the land is managed to the highest standards.

      The main lodge, perched on a bluff, has eight bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms. There’s also a new horse barn for quail hunts, a manager’s residence, a guest house, and multiple outbuildings, all surrounded by pine forests and long, private roads.

      In the podcast, Paul called the property a dream come true. And, of course, for the right kind of land buyer, Southlands always has been.

      Click here to see more photos of Jake Paul’s Georgia ranch.

      Jon Kohler & Associates

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      Abby Montanez

      Abigail Montanez is a staff writer at Robb Report. She has worked in both print and digital publishing for over half a decade, covering everything from real estate, entertainment, dining, travel to…

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      Come on Down! Bob Barker’s Former L.A. Home Is Back on the Market for $8.2 Million

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      It’s been a little more than a year since Bob Barker’s longtime Los Angeles home sold for $800,000 over the nearly $3 million asking price after a reported 250 showings and a fierce bidding war. Now the late game show host and animal rights advocate’s former residence in the Outpost Estates enclave of the Hollywood Hills has just returned to the market, all dolled up and asking a speck under $8.2 million. George Ouzounian and Jordan Ginsburg of The Agency hold the listing.

      Built in the late 1920s atop a storied site where the first house in what is today known as the Outpost Estates neighborhood once stood—and designated as Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument No. 673 in the 1990s—the Spanish Colonial Revival digs were acquired in 1969 by Barker, who lived there for more than 50 years until his death in August 2023 at age 99.

      The earth-toned library still has an original walk-in wet bar, plus an en suite bath.

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      Purchased by interior designer Julia Dempster last April for around $3.8 million and subsequently given a thorough restoration and update, the creamy stucco and terracotta-roof structure offers six bedrooms and seven baths in roughly 5,900 square feet that boasts new Portola Roman clay and lime-wash finishes paired with the original hand-painted fresco ceiling, arched doorways, and stained-glass windows. There’s also a 600-square-foot lower level, which includes an infrared sauna and flexible space for guests, an office, or a gym. 

      Sequestered behind walls and gates on a little more than a quarter of an acre, the dwelling is fronted by a driveway that leads to an attached garage tucked off to the side. Beyond the hand-carved wood door, the entrance hallway flows to a vaulted living room sporting a fireplace embedded in an ornate wood surround and steel-framed French doors spilling outside. An adjacent wet bar-equipped library comes with its own bath.

      A crystal chandelier tops the formal dining area, while a family room connects to a marble-clad kitchen outfitted with custom white oak cabinetry, an eat-in island, Thermador appliances, and a breakfast banquette. A curving wrought iron-railed staircase heads upstairs to not one but two primary suites, the main one holding a slender yet lengthy balcony, as well as a spacious dressing room with a window seat and dual baths spotlighted by a book-matched travertine shower.

      The grassy backyard hosts a flagstone-encased pool nestled beside a newly added barbecue.

      Christopher Amitrano/Cs8photo

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      Not to be left out are the verdant grounds, which feature a flagstone-encased pool nestled beside a newly added barbecue station and a towering oak tree for plenty of shade. The property is also just minutes away from Runyon Canyon Park, which is popular for its scenic and dog-friendly hiking trails.

      Dempster, who hails from Great Britain, told Mansion Global she didn’t even know who Barker was when she bought the home. “That was an added bonus,” said the interior designer, who was instead drawn in by the abode’s beautiful original architecture, arched doorways, original ironwork, and clay tile roof. “I just love Spanish architecture from the 1920s,” she added. “This is my dream home.” 

      Click here for more photos of the Hollywood Hills residence.

      Christopher Amitrano/Cs8photo

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      Wendy Bowman

      Wendy Bowman is a real estate writer at Robb Report. Before that, she was a freelancer for Modern Luxury and several other media outlets, where she primarily covered luxury properties for…

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      Paris Hilton Just Snagged Mark Wahlberg’s Former L.A. Megamansion for $63 Million

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      Mark Wahlberg sold his overly extravagant mansion in the exclusive guard-gated Beverly Park enclave of Los Angeles back in early 2023 for $55 million in an all-cash deal. Turns out the buyers were the same married Chinese billionaires who, just a few months earlier, had dropped another $55 million on reality TV personalities Terry and Heather Dubrow’s equally opulent spread in Southern California’s ritzy Newport Coast neighborhood.

      Now, some two years later, the actor and producer’s former L.A. spread has traded hands once again, this time going to hotel heiress and socialite-turned-business mogul Paris Hilton and her venture capitalist husband Carter Reum for a cool $63.1 million. Per The Wall Street Journal, the listing was held by Ginger Glass and Alexandra Glass of Compass, with Hilton’s brother Barron N. Hilton and his wife Tessa Hilton of Hilton Hilton repping the buyers.

      A double-height library warmed by a fireplace is just one of the home’s many gathering spots.

      Paul Barnaby

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      Custom-built over several years by Wahlberg and wife Rhea Durham amid a vacant six-acre parcel they purchased in 2009 for $8.25 million, the compound was completed in 2014. Hidden away behind gates and protected by an elaborate security system, the property includes a château-inspired main mansion and additional structures—for a combined total of 12 bedrooms and 20 baths in 30,500 square feet, all of it boasting glitzy amenities ranging from a movie theater and mirrored gym to a wine-and-cigar cellar paired with a smoking and tasting lounge.

      Inside the primary residence, a soaring limestone-clad foyer greets with a bridal staircase before flowing to three levels highlighted by formal living and dining rooms, along with a two-story paneled library. A family room connects to a gourmet kitchen outfitted with two islands, and there’s also a posh primary suite sporting a fireside sitting area, a private balcony, and dual closets and baths.

      A multi-use sports court overlooks the property’s five-hole golf course.

      Paul Barnaby

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      Rounding it all out are the resort-inspired grounds, which are showcased by manicured gardens, a five-hole golf course with a driving range, a grotto-style pool with waterfalls and slides, a sports court, a skate park, and a detached guesthouse. The couple will also be required to pay HOA dues costing an eye-popping $6,427 per month.

      Hilton, who lost an oceanfront Malibu home she and Reum bought in 2021 for $8.4 million during the recent L.A. wildfires, still maintains a $5.9 million residence in the Mulholland Estates neighborhood of Beverly Hills and a $3.8 million penthouse in New York City’s NoHo neighborhood.

      Click here for more photos of the 90210 residence.

      Paul Barnaby

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      Wendy Bowman

      Wendy Bowman is a real estate writer at Robb Report. Before that, she was a freelancer for Modern Luxury and several other media outlets, where she primarily covered luxury properties for…

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      Former L.A. Dodger Alex Guerrero Puts an Unfinished Miami Beach House on the Market for $75 Million

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      Those with daydreams of shacking up on the Park Avenue of Miami Beach, aka North Bay Road, have a retired MLB star to thank for an ultra-modern mansion on the same tree-lined street where A-listers like the Beckhams, Cindy Crawford, and Shakira also reside.

      Going for $75 million, the lavish spec-built house by Valle Valle & Partners was brought to market by former L.A. Dodger turned real estate developer Alex Guerrero. Seven bedrooms and eight baths are spread across the palatial dwelling set atop nearly half an acre with 110 linear feet on Biscayne Bay and 10,250 square feet of living space. Guerrero bought the land in 2023 for $13.6 million in 2023. Lourdes Alatriste of Douglas Elliman holds the Millionaire’s Row listing.

      The living room sits between a bar and two-sided fireplace with Biscayne Bay views.

      The project remains unfinished with the “intention of finding a buyer eager to customize it,” the New York Post reports. It is expected to be completed sometime in 2026. That shouldn’t mean looky-loos and potential buyers don’t have much to look forward to now, however. Renderings by Redvertex speak to the home’s one-of-a-kind design, starting from its front yard. Slatted wood and stone materials create a striking contrast here, where a sensor-activated waterfall pops ahead of the driveway.

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      Once inside, the great room, beneath a double-height ceiling with skylights, has unobstructed Biscayne Bay vistas. The lounge area is sandwiched between a backlit bar and a dual-sided fireplace shared with the dining room. In all, there are three kitchens, including one for catering staff and another outside. The primary suite provides homeowners with 1,500 square feet of private space that includes access to a tranquil garden, plus a cold plunge and a balcony with sweeping views of the Bay. 

      A sculptural floating staircase makes an artistic statement in the subterranean motor court.

      Redvertex

      Car collectors will appreciate that three coveted rides can be parked in an air-conditioned garage, while another 15 can be displayed around a subterranean motor court, where a sculptural staircase doubles as art. An infinity-edge pool and hot tub are other key amenities part of the home with massive wood-trimmed glass doors that open out to lush landscaping by Vincent Filigenzi. 

      Beyond the pool, the dock will accommodate a boat up to 90 feet, and you won’t see it from inside, but the property is equipped with an 8.01 NGVD seawall that protects the land from erosion and flooding for easier breathing during hurricane season.

      Click here for more photos of the Florida home.

      Redvertex

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      Demetrius Simms

      Demetrius Simms is a digital staff writer at Robb Report. Following a brief stint in public relations, their work has now appeared in lifestyle and culture publications such as Men’s Health, Complex…

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      ‘Wings’ Star Tim Daly’s Upper West Side Pied-à-Terre Just Listed for $1.6 Million

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      While he was shooting the first season of the CBS drama Madam Secretary in New York in 2014, Tim Daly leased a brand-new apartment on Manhattan‘s Upper West Side. Though it was perfectly nice and even came with an onsite gym, the place wasn’t quite his style and reminded him of a hotel suite.

      After finding out he would be reprising his role as a professor and National Security Agency operative, as well as the title character’s husband, the veteran actor decided to settle down into more permanent digs, picking up a homey co-op in a prewar building near his rental for $1.55 million. Not only did it have the natural light and city skyline views he was seeking, but it was also close to where his daughter and girlfriend (aka, Madam Secretary Téa Leoni) lived.

      “I went and saw the apartment directly below this one. And it didn’t get any of the nice light this one gets, and they were asking the same amount of money as this place, so I thought maybe this was a good deal,” Daly told The New York Times in a 2016 article. “I fluctuate between being very practical and very impulsive, and this was a very impulsive decision. Not to get too woo-woo, but there was a good vibe and I just kind of leapt.”

      A green tiled floor lends a punch of color to the small yet stylish kitchen.

      Allyson Lubow Photography for Corcoran

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      A decade later, the veteran actor best known for his turn as Joe Hackett on the popular 1990s sitcom Wings is ready to hand over the keys to his five-room pied-à-terre and has put it up for sale at a speck under $1.6 million. Fainna Kagan of The Corcoran Group holds the listing.

      Sited on the seventh floor of the 13-story, 94-unit DeSoto, a 1917 Neo-Renaissance building designed by architects Schwartz & Gross, the 1,300-square-foot residence currently offers two bedrooms and one-and-a-half bathrooms but could easily be transformed into a three-bedroom, three-bath home per marketing materials. The open, loft-like interiors marry classic and modern details, including decorative moldings, nearly 10-foot ceilings, and a mix of solid oak and painted parquet floors.

      A generous-sized corner primary bedroom shares a bath with the secondary bedroom.

      Allyson Lubow Photography for Corcoran

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      A spacious entry foyer with four large closets opens to a living and dining area boasting a wall of north-facing windows, while an adjacent kitchen sports custom off-white cabinetry, Carrera marble countertops, a glossy ceramic backsplash, an eat-in island, and Viking and Fisher & Paykel appliances, plus a butler’s pantry, a washer and dryer nook, and a hallway with a service entrance. A windowed office with a built-in workstation and its own powder room is tucked behind the kitchen.

      Elsewhere is a corner primary bedroom that comes with eastern exposures for morning light and a large walk-in closet. The primary and a secondary bedroom share a bath with natural stone floors and a marble-topped vanity. There’s also access to perks like a 24-hour doorman, playroom, and a roof deck with an herb garden and sitting areas courtesy of a $3,228 monthly maintenance fee, with DeSoto shareholders benefiting from a 17 percent primary residence tax abatement that adds up to a savings of about one month of maintenance a year.

      The 69-year-old New York native hails from an acting family that includes his father James Daly (Medical Center) and sister Tyne Daly (Cagney & Lacey). Perhaps most recognized for starring as the older brother of Brian Hackett (Steven Weber) on Wings, where the pair operated a one-plane airline at a small Nantucket airport, he also appeared in The Sopranos, the Tom Hanks-produced mini-series From the Earth to the Moon, and Private Practice, and voiced the role of Clark Kent/Superman in Superman: The Animated Series.Click here for more photos of the Manhattan residence.

      Allyson Lubow Photography for Corcoran

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      Wendy Bowman

      Wendy Bowman is a real estate writer at Robb Report. Before that, she was a freelancer for Modern Luxury and several other media outlets, where she primarily covered luxury properties for…

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