Former Million Dollar Listing New York star Steve Gold is striking out to the suburbs.
The Corcoran broker, who rose to fame starring in Bravo’s “Million Dollar Listing New York,” bought a 10.5-acre estate in Greenwich, Connecticut, according to property records. Gold paid $7.3 million for the property.
The vine-covered Italian-style villa has eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms, according to the listing. The estate is surrounded by expansive lawns and has formal and secret gardens, according to the listing, which refers to the property as “one of Greenwich’s last remaining Great Estates.”
The property encompasses two parcels — one with a main residence and one with a guest house — and comes with a pool and tennis court.
Compass’ Robin Kencel was the listing agent.
In December, Gold listed his Soho penthouse for just under $10 million after overseeing a gut renovation, according to Mansion Global. Gold told the outlet he wanted to be closer to his family in Stamford, Connecticut.
Gold did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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Of course, Gold is used to operating on the other side of real estate trades. The Gold Team ranked 23rd in The Real Deal’s ranking of Manhattan’s top residential brokerages with $133 million across 29 deals in 2021.
The broker was recently tapped to sell Corcoran founder Barbara Corcoran’s former home on the Upper East Side, The New York Post reported.
Gold got his start in New York real estate with Town Residential before joining Corcoran in 2018 upon Town’s demise.
Prior to his arrival, Corcoran had an unwritten rule banning its brokers from appearing on reality TV shows. But Gold, and his $87 million worth of listings at the time, were apparently enough to change the brokerage’s mind. He would go on to star in seasons six through nine of the show, which Bravo announced in July it was putting on “pause.”