Jeffrey Epstein’s extensive real estate portfolio has released two properties to the market.
Two of the homes in the real estate portfolio of deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein have come to market this week, as first reported by the Wall Street Journal. The first is a seven-floor, $88 million mansion measuring 28,000 square feet on New York’s East 71st Street, near to Cornelius Vanderbilt’s former house and the former Frick Residence (now the location of the Frick Art Collection). Only one photo of the interior has been released by listing agent Adam Modlin with The Modlin Group, which shows the ornate living room.
According to the listing, the house was commissioned in 1930 by Herbert N.
