A Bridgehampton horse stable to the stars has sold with a final asking price of nearly $20 million.
After five years on the market, 6 West Pond Drive, where Bruce Springsteen and Bill Gates’ equestrian daughters have ridden, will change hands. It was first listed at $40 million but last year the price was dropped to $35 million before being lowered again.
Built in 2015, the Campbell Stables — named after its late owner, Bob Campbell — comprises five structures around a central courtyard. The buildings sit on 16.5 acres, in addition to a 2.6-acre agricultural reserve lot.
There is no house, but the New York Post reported last year that plans for a 12,000-square-foot home, plus tennis courts and a pool, have been approved.
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The property has 27 stalls, 14 paddocks and three outdoor rings with viewing stands. Flanking the entrance are two large fields, fit for polo.
The second floor includes a viewing lounge with an entertaining space, family room and private bath, all of which overlook the 15,000-square-foot arena. The property also has two tack rooms, offices for a veterinarian and manager, and staff housing. A listing says there are two bedrooms, two bathrooms and two half-bathrooms.
Tal Alexander and Sara Goldfarb of Douglas Elliman had the listing.