Sprawling $35M Greenwich Estate Set For Hong Kong Auction: Report

GREENWICH, CT — A sprawling $35 million estate made up of three separate parcels in Greenwich's Backcountry will be up for bid at a Sotheby's International Realty auction in Hong Kong later this month in hopes of bringing heightened exposure to the sale, the Greenwich Time reports.

According to the Greenwich Time, part of the property previously belonged to real estate developer Andrew Kissel, who was murdered at another house he owned on Dairy Road in April 2006. Though Kissel was developing the estate, it was not complete when he was murdered.

The property at 38, 48 and 58 Quaker Lane was built in 2004 and is up for sale for $35 million, according to the joint Sotheby's listing.

The equestrian estate and family compound sits on 16+ acres with three residential structures, providing a total of 11 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms.

The main residence was completely renovated last year. Features include an infinity edge pool, aviary, multiple paddocks, vineyards, vegetable gardens and fruit orchards.

Read the full Greenwich Time story here.