Roy Lichtenstein’s Hamptons estate finally sells
After multiple years on the market and a price cut, the long-time home of late pop artist Roy Lichtenstein finally changed hands. An entity referred to as LBM Trust purchased the property at 50 Gin Lane in Southampton for $17 million, Behind the Hedges reported, citing Suffolk County deed records. LBM went into contract for the deal back in April and it closed in August. The deal for the historic 5,800-square-foot carriage house breaks down to $2,931 per square foot. The estate of Roy’s late wife, philanthropist Dorothy Lichtenstein, listed the two-acre property for sale in 2024 for $20 million […]
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