Clintons ‘to buy $11M Westchester mansion’
By ANISunday, July 11, 2010
NEW YORK - Bill and Hillary Rodham Clinton are reportedly set to buy a deluxe mansion in Westchester.
The Clintons are planning to trade their almost-modest suburban Chappaqua home for a sprawling 10.9 million dollar estate in the bucolic Westchester town of Bedford Hills, complete with 20 acres of gorgeous land surrounded by New York’s elite, reports the New York Post. he current owner, Paul Wallace, founded the Manhattan real-estate firm Broadstone Group.
The 74-year-old retiree declared Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Westchester federal court in May.
In between international jaunts, the Clintons have made frequent visits to the five-bedroom compound and plan to sign a contract on the property “within weeks,” one well-placed source said.
The Clintons are so keen on the estate that the deal could come within days of daughter Chelsea’s July 31 wedding to Marc Mezvinsky in Rhinebeck, that source added.
The ex-president and his wife, the secretary of state, were looking at other homes in Bedford Hills, the source said. (ANI)
