Long Island’s historic Oheka Castle finds buyer for $72M at auction
Long Island’s famed Oheka Castle, one of the largest private residences in the country, has found a new caretaker. The 127-room French Renaissance mansion is set to sell for $72 million after a live auction at The Dominick in New York City on Tuesday. The auction was held by the Modlin Group’s Adam Modlin and Concierge Auctions, which is charging a fee to the buyer of 6 percent of the sale price, according to Concierge’s website. The 23-acre spread in Huntington solicited seven bidders, and a hearing is set for Thursday morning to approve the sale. The pending buyers are […]
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