Mel Gibson’s home in Greenwich, CT hits the market after he sold it two years ago. This is the house where Gibson spent some years with his ex-wife, Robyn.
Old Mill Farm, which was also regarded as a “landmark treasure”, was built in 1926 and designed by architect Charles Lewis Bowman. On a 75.7 acres land sits the Elizabethan Tudor, which has more than 15,800 square feet. The huge property is worth $32.995 million.
Gibson’s previous home is surrounded by formal gardens at the end of a long, private drive. It has some unique features such as a pool, tennis court, terraced patios, staff quarters, greenhouse, spring-fed pond, stable and log cabin guest house.
Inside the home has a Tudor-inspired design, with the 17th-century panelling, a great wall with high ceilings of 40 feet, leaded glass windows, and a walk-in fireplace.
The 15-bedroom, 13.5-bath home is more of like an estate rather that a private property.
When Gibson’s divorce was still fresh, he and his ex-wife decided to dump some of their properties which include the Greenwich home and a Serra Retreat compound in Malibu.
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