Drew Barrymore, 51, wanted the best of both worlds: a place close to Manhattan but away from the city's pace, without the long drive out to the Hamptons. That’s when she stumbled upon the Colonial mansion at 19 Winfield Avenue in Harrison, New York. The 1740s home seemed perfect for her requirements. She bought the home in 2024 for $4.4 million. “I lived in the house in the most primitive of scenarios,” she told The Wall Street Journal, referring to the period when the home had no kitchen or running water. For the past two years, she invested her time and money in renovating the house. In July this year, she sold it for $4.5 million, according to Zillow.The 1740s homeThe main house was built in 1747, according to the listing on Douglas Elliman. The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home spans approximately 7,274 square feet. The property sits on nearly 12 acres of wooded land, lawns and gardens, and includes a pool, a pool pavilion with a kitchen, and a detached guest cottage. Five lots on the parcel could be sold separately, which gave the estate a second kind of value that buyers could weigh. The painted wood floors, wood-beamed ceilings and skirted kitchen cabinets were some of the highlights.“As you enter the home, you are greeted by a chalet-inspired foyer with…
Drew Barrymore sells 1740s Colonial estate in Harrison for $4.5M
In 2024, Drew Barrymore bought a stunning Colonial mansion in Harrison, New York, for $4.4 million. She undertook a significant two-year renovation to modernize the property, which now boasts extensive living spaces, a pool, and a charming guest cottage spread over nearly 12 acres. After being listed for just shy of $5 million, it sold for $4.
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Drew Barrymore, 51, wanted the best of both worlds: a place close to Manhattan but away from the city's pace, without the long drive out to the Hamptons. The 1740s home seemed perfect for her requirements. She bought the home in 2024 for $4.4 million. The six-bedroom, nine-bathroom home spans approximately 7,274 square feet.
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