Berkeley College selling two downtown White Plains buildings
The onetime home of Charles Lindbergh and his wife Anne Morrow Lindbergh, named Tellina, has gotten a $1M price cut after nearly a year on the market. Now listed for $7.7 million, the 1,529-square-foot home built by the couple has four bedrooms and three bathrooms with about 500 feet of frontage alone Scotts Cove. The basement also has a bomb shelter, according to the Stamford Advocate, which notes that it could be converted into a wine cellar. Becky Munro and Julie Bauer of Halstead Property are agents on the property. [Stamford Advocate]
