North Hampton, Estate of the Day

A huge home in New Hampshire will be auctioned off on November 9. Grand Estates Auction Co., is selling this home on 15 acres in North Hampton, New Hampshire. This property was once owned by infamous former Tyco International CEO Dennis Kozlowski. The current owner has been rebuilding the estate virtually from the foundation up for the last six years. The home has been redone on a grand scale. An artist spent two years hand-painting walls and murals throughout the home's more than 10,000 square feet. There is a 1,600-plus-square-foot master suite that fills the entire third floor and has views of the ocean and marsh, complete with octagonal meditation room, en suite kitchen and laundry room, sitting room, and massive master bathroom featuring a handmade Egyptian chandelier.
The huge home has indoor and outdoor pools, spa, steam and sauna, fitness center, tennis court and cabana, massage and game rooms, and a home-theater wing with 13 oversized chairs and a concession stand. A smart home system controls all electronics, including indoor and outdoor security cameras and a dozen flat-screen televisions, at home or remotely. Geothermal heating and cooling, a heat recovery system, underground storage tanks to collect rainfall, and backup generators keep the home going, come what may. There are nine fireplaces, an elevator to all levels, gourmet kitchen with 14-foot, bi-level island and three guest suites including one with a nursery.
"The seller has determined that an absolute auction is the most cost-effective method to sell this magnificent property, avoiding months or years on the market with mounting carrying costs," said Scott Kirk, executive vice president of Grand Estates. "Sellers in this market are able to capture the true market value for their properties."
The auction begins at 2 p.m. at the North Hampton estate. Prospective bidders may tour the property starting at 11 a.m. on Friday, November 5, and continuing until auction day. Grand Estates auctions are open only to registered bidders, who are required to submit a $50,000 refundable cashier's or certified check prior to the auction. Prospective bidders and sellers should contact Grand Estates Auction Co. at 877 427-6568 or 704 529-0026 for bid registration requirements and to inquire about the showing schedule before the auction. For more information, see www.GrandEstatesAuction.com.
















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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
jai Oct 25th 2010 3:22PM
I'd love to know the thinking behind the display case; hopefully that room is near the movie theater. The property behind the house looks like swamp land - I wonder what the mosquitoes are like?
Finally, too much pink! The photos read (on my monitor anyway) the pink as various flesh tones. kind of creepy actually.
Mike Zachaczewski Oct 25th 2010 5:31PM
Awesome interior and exterior design. The location is a big NO NO though.
Disappointed Nov 9th 2010 11:28AM
Whoever chose the decorating threw up pink everywhere. Shows you money does not buy taste. Forget the mosquitoes - this would give you a headache just looking at it.
Helmet Dec 13th 2010 1:20PM
I would have to agree with "Disappointed" on the level that it does give me a headache looking at this thing. Too bad too, because it is so beautiful. The person who ended up getting this at the auction is still lucky to have such a beautiful home. Heck, even the real estate auction company was lucky to get chosen to sell it, the house is that gorgeous.
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