Yankee extraordinary Derek Jeter sells Orange Region 'palace'

Derek Jeter at TechCrunch Upset NY 2017 in Manhattan. Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Pictures for TechCrunch


"A man's house is his palace," runs the proverb. Presently previous New York Yankee shortstop Derek Jeter's palace is at this point not his home.

As per Promotion (Engineering Summary), Jeter has contracted with Manor Worldwide to sell the four-section of land Greenwood Lake home in Orange Region, which was last recorded at $6.5 million. (It was recorded at $14.75 million when Jeter originally put the property available in 2018.)
It incorporates the 9,000-square-foot, three-story Tiedemann Palace, complete with fortifications, turrets and a completely present day inside. Jeter bought the site in different exchanges in the mid 2000s for $1.6 million, then put about $3 million in redesigns.
The complex likewise incorporates visitor, boat and pool houses, an open air kitchen, a tidal pond, a harbor - even an imitation of the Sculpture of Freedom - for very nearly 12,600 square feet of residing space.