Greenwich Mansion With 30-Car Underground Garage Has A Buyer

GREENWICH, CT — A Greenwich mansion owned by liquor industry executive, John Frank, who helped develop and popularize Grey Goose vodka and Jägermeister in the United States, has a buyer.

The listing for the home shows "contract signed" on the Brown Harris Stevens website. It's unclear what the final sale price was, although the home was listed at $24.9 million. Information on the buyer wasn't immediately available.

Located at 97 Pecksland Road and built in 2009, the 17,878-square-foot home features 10 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms and five half-baths on a 19-acre property.

"Unparalleled privacy and serene surroundings make this exceptional estate a must see for the most discerning of buyers searching for architectural grandeur, and exceptional amenities," the listing says.

The New York Post reported the home was designed by architect Paul Marchese, a former chief architect of the original World Trade Center.

Notably, the home has a 30-car underground garage, described in the listing as a "car collector's dream." The lower level also showcases a wine cellar, tasting room and golf simulator.

The property has multiple pools, as well as a separate pool house with two ensuite bedrooms.

According to the New York Post, Frank sold Grey Goose to Bacardi for around $3 billion after he helped bring the popular French vodka brand to the U.S. in the 1990s.

The home was listed by Rob Johnson of Brown Harris Stevens.

View more details from BHS here.

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