RHONJ star Teresa Giudice, FINAL, receives a buyer for her mansion in New Jersey … more than SIX YEARS after launching it on the market for 5 million dollars
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Teresa Giudice has finally found a buyer for the mansion in New Jersey where she lived with her ex-husband Joe.
The two spent years in the extended estate raising their four daughters – Gia, 20, Gabriella, 17, Milania, 15 and Audriana, 12.
Two months after Teresa reduced the asking price to $ 2.25 million, she has now found someone to buy the place, the New York Post reports.
One step closer: Teresa Giudice has finally found a buyer for the New Jersey mansion where she lived with her ex-husband Joe
The thrill of it all: two months after Teresa reduced the asking price to $ 2.25 million, she has now found someone to buy the place, reports New York Post
A source claimed that the Real Housewives Of New Jersey star, who renovated the house last year, received an offer on Monday, but it could be months before the warranty closes.
Teresa and Joe completed the construction of the property in 2008 and it was prominently featured in The Real Housewives Of New Jersey.
They paid $ 530,000 for the 3.7-acre lot in 2002, seven years before she started playing in The Real Housewives Of New Jersey.
Obviously, it took them six years to build their 10,044-square-foot mansion, which has six bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms.
They appear to have listed their first home in September 2014, six months after pleading guilty to fraud charges that eventually led to their imprisonment.
Their original asking price was nearly $ 5 million, according to Realtor.com, and they scored it twice in the next few months, but it didn’t sell.
At the time, they were charging $ 3,999,000 – but two months later, it gave in and dropped by half a million from the asking price.
History: They first listed the house in 2014 for nearly $ 5 million, according to Realtor.com, and marked it twice in the next few months, but it didn’t sell.
Exterior: Teresa and Joe completed the construction of the property in 2008 and it was prominently featured in The Real Housewives Of New Jersey
Wonderful: Obviously, it took them six years to build their 10,044-square-foot mansion, which has six bedrooms and five and a half bathrooms.
Luxury tour: their house has features such as a wine cellar whose architectural style is reminiscent of the Italian roots of the family
Living it up: a sumptuous large living room includes a beautifully appointed fireplace and can be seen from the balconies of one of the upper floors
According to Realtor.com, they reduced another half a million on January 6, 2015, a day after the prison sentence began.
Teresa and Joe were given permission to serve their prison sentences back so that a parent could be home with their daughters.
After that, it seemed possible that she had decided to keep the house because she did not list it until September last year, asking for $ 2.5 million.
Fashion and function: The house is also equipped with a billiard room which, at the moment, also contains some exercise equipment that allows the TV icon to remain thin.
The way it looks now: Teresa and Joe first listed the house in September 2014 six months after pleading guilty to fraud charges that eventually led to their imprisonment
What digs: After that, it seemed possible that she decided to keep the house because she didn’t list it until September last year.
At the end of 2019, Joe moved to Italy before a legal decision on whether to be deported there, because he was born in Saronno and never obtained US citizenship.
He and Teresa broke up and she is now in a love affair with the torn businessman Luis “Louie” Ruelas.
Then, in January, it was revealed that Teresa had reduced her asking price for the house from $ 2.5 million to about $ 2.25 million.
How they were: at the end of 2019, Joe moved back to Italy before a legal decision on whether to be deported there; he and Teresa are photographed together in 2013
Heartthrob: He and Teresa broke up and she now has a love affair with the torn businessman Luis ‘Louie’ Ruelas