Former New York Yankees famous person Derek Jeter has discovered a possible purchaser for his New York mansion after the worth tag on the sprawling lakefront property dropped by greater than half.
The property, referred to as Tiedemann Fortress, went into contract with a purchaser in late Might after the asking value was lowered to $6.3 million. It was first listed about six years in the past for greater than $14 million and at one level did not promote at public sale.
The house in Greenwood Lake, a bucolic tract of New York close to the New Jersey border, consists of three six-bedroom, 13-bathroom tons and contains expansive gardens, a lagoon and an infinity pool, in keeping with the itemizing.
Diane Mitchell, the itemizing agent for the property, declined to touch upon the pending transaction.
Jeter retired from the Yankees in 2014.