The former Greenwich, Connecticut, family home of fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger, also known as the Appleyard Estate, has been recently listed for sale at a cool $6.75 million.
Built in 1999 and located at 578 Riversville Road, the property became familiar to television viewers as the location for the 2003 MTV series “Rich Girls” starring Hilfiger’s daughter Ally and for the designer’s 2005 CBS fashion competition show “The Cut.”
The Colonial-style Connecticut mansion spreads over three floors and 10,000 square feet, and boasts seven bedrooms, seven-and-a-half bathrooms and other impressive amenities such as a home cinema and a music studio, swimming pool and tennis court.
Tommy Hilfigers Former Home In Greenwich
A family room, living room, and library are complemented by a chef’s kitchen, set between the solarium, dining room, and terrace. The ground level is graced by a 3-bedroom suite, while the second level lies a master suite with ensuite bedrooms. Another suite on the third level functions as the perfect guest room.
Hilfiger sold the home in 2006 to the current owner for $7.8 million and moved to another Greenwich mansion, known as “Stone Hill,” which he purchased in 2005 for $18 million. Stone Hill was listed for sale in 2008 at $27.9 million and sold one year later for $20 million.
