News | October 24, 2011

Haute 100 Update: Aby Rosen Purchases Historic Goodyear Mansion [PHOTOS]

News | October 24, 2011

New York City real estate tycoon Aby Rosen is well known for his love of art and his passion for collecting – and his latest acquisition shows it. He recently closed on the historic A. Conger Goodyear House in Old Westbury, NY for $3.4 million.

The house was built by Edward Durell Stone in 1938 and spans a spacious 5.5 acres. Renowned interior designer Eric Cohler, who boasts a Master’s degree from Columbia University in historic preservation, purchased the house back in 2007 and spent over $2 million to restore and renovate it.

“I gave it as much love and money as I could for four years,” explained Cohler. “I rescued it and restored it to collector’s quality. Aby will bring it to the next level — museum quality. If anyone is the right steward for this home, it’s Aby.”

The asking price was $4.599 million, but was sold to the revered real estate icon for $3.4 million. The gorgeous, light-filled mansion has been reported to have been purchased for Rosen’s personal use.

Our Haute 100 list details the happenings and accomplishments of the most influential people in each of our markets. To see the entire Haute 100 New York list, click here.

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