The combined purchase price of the properties totaled $4,175,000.
Rachel Umbreit and
Ruthie Lynah-Whitlow of Celia Dunn Sotheby’s International Realty represented the seller.
She purchased the island compound in 2001, for just under $1.5 million. Her investment had already paid off. The property was available as a vacation rental for as much as $1,400 a night, before she decided to part with the place.
In 2019, she listed the main house for a jaw-dropping $6.5 million, but wasn’t able to coax a buyer to bite.
She then dropped the price to $6.1 million, before slashing the ask, by about half, to $3.3 million a year ago. The drastic price reduction finally attracted a buyer, and the sale closed this month for $3,125,000.