A Southampton, New York, estate once rented by Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie has sold for $12.7 million, according to records.
The gated property sits on 2.23 manicured acres that include a two-bedroom guest house, a tennis court with a basketball hoop, and a 40-foot gunite pool as well as a pool house, in addition to the eight-bedroom, 8,500-square-foot primary residence.
More: Hamptons Equestrian Estate Sells in Two Deals for Over $22 Million
Mr. Pitt and Ms. Jolie used the property as a summer rental in the early 2000s, the New York Post has reported.
The main residence opens into a foyer framed by a dramatic double staircase and high ceilings. Beyond the entrance hall, the home’s main level includes a spacious living room with a fireplace, double height ceilings, high windows and glass doors leading to the outdoors.
The main wing also includes a sunny eat-in kitchen, a formal dining room with large arched windows and abundant natural light, and multiple cozy living and entertaining spaces such as a den with large windows and a fireplace.
More: Bernie Madoff’s Former Montauk Beach House Re-Lists for $22.5 Million
Upstairs, a primary suite comes with a private terrace as well as a primary bathroom with a skylight, dual sinks, a walk-in shower and a soaking tub with views overlooking the property, according to listing photos.
Other amenities include a recreation room and yoga studio on a lower level, per the listing.
The home was purchased by an LLC tied to another large Southampton estate, according to records. Charles Forsman and Ed Petrie of Compass had the listing, and declined to comment.
The sellers were luxury real estate broker Dolly Lenz and her husband, Aaron, who purchased the property for $6.95 million in 2005, according to property records.
Records indicate that Ms. Lenz purchased the property from its previous owner, Richard Martino, a reputed member of the Gambino crime family who pleaded guilty to extensive fraud charges in 2005, the New York Post reported at the time. Ms. Lenz did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
The sale closed on April 19, and the home had most recently been listed for $14.45 million in November before being removed from the market in December, according to records.