Tommy Mattola's Former Westchester Home Hits The Market For $29.5M

KATONAH, NY — If you've ever had your eye on Brook Hollow Farm on Mount Holly Road, the estate once owned by music mogul Tommy Mattola, Mariah Carey's first ex-husband, your chance is finally here.

The listing, by Fran Ehrlich of Sotheby's International Realty, invites buyers to "survey all that is offered... on foot or in a vehicle, via the trail that winds around the property, past the charming 1920s Writer's Cottage — one more element of an incomparable lifestyle so close to New York City."

According to the listing, "Brook Hollow Farm is a captivating retreat" with 48 acres of grounds and gardens, recently redesigned by noted landscape designer, Miranda Brooks, surrounding the main house, six outbuildings, a new tennis court and a 72-foot-long pool. The most recent renovation of the property "has seamlessly blended quality craftsmanship, timeless architecture and modern amenities into a sophisticated residence designed to cater to the needs of a contemporary lifestyle, while preserving the classic charm of the 1920s house."

The main home has seven bedrooms, eight full and four half baths, a SmallBone kitchen with attached family room and solarium, a dramatic great room, Venetian plaster, and marble baths throughout. The primary suite has two baths and dressing areas.

There is also a guest cottage with three bedrooms and three baths, three one-bedroom apartments above the six-car carriage house garage, a pavilion with NanaWall that opens up to a wisteria arbor, a studio and an octabarn. The gym, a former barn with elegant millwork, a ballet bar, an aromatherapy room and a full bath, is described in the listing as "a sybarite's delight."

The estate was previously owned by Tommy Mattola, who purchased the home for $5.75 million in April 1998, and sold it for $18.3 million in October 2001, according to property records.

Current owner, NYC real estate investor Richard Cohen, told Mansion Global that he purchased the property for $6.5 million in 2017, and has been using it as a weekend family retreat.

The home is zoned to the Katonah-Lewisboro school district and annual taxes in 2016 were $247,054.

See full details and photos of the property here. You can also watch a video tour of the property: