History buffs and luxury seekers alike take note: a prestigious piece of Hamptons real estate with a unique lineage has hit the market. The nearly 200-year-old Hannibal French House, once owned by Charles Edison, son of inventor Thomas Edison and former Governor of New Jersey, is now up for grabs for a cool $18.9 million.
Located in Sag Harbor, New York, the mansion boasts a rich history alongside its undeniable charm. Built in the early 1800s, the house has been meticulously maintained, offering a blend of classic architecture and modern amenities. Details about the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, and specific features are yet to be disclosed, but considering the price tag, one can expect a spacious and luxurious property.
Charles Edison, who served as Governor from 1941 to 1944, was a successful businessman himself, taking over the presidency of his father’s company. Owning a piece of the Edison family legacy in the idyllic Hamptons is sure to entice potential buyers seeking a one-of-a-kind estate.
Real estate experts anticipate high interest in the property, given its historical significance and prime location. Whether it’s a history enthusiast seeking a connection to the past or a discerning buyer drawn to the luxurious Hamptons lifestyle, the Hannibal French House promises to be a hot commodity on the market.
