The British newspaper, Daily Mail, has published a set of photos offering a glimpse of the huge Connecticut mansion that Donald Trump once shared with his late ex-wife Ivana Trump, and the sprawling mansion, which has an area of ​​9,773 square feet, was one of the first homes of the couple, who bought it for $4 million in 1982.

Features of the palace Georgian Colonial With eight bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, plus an array of luxurious amenities, Trump, now 76, was only 35 years old, while Ivana was 33 when they bought the house, which is located Set on 5.8 acres on a stunning peninsula in Greenwich, Connecticut, overlooking Long Island Sound..

The palace from the inside

The couple tied their knot in 1977 but separated after 15 years, in 1992, after Ivana found out that Donald had an affair with actress Marla Maples, during their marriage, while the duo had three children together, Donald Trump Jr., Eric Trump, and Ivanka Trump.

Inner palace stairs

Palace rooms

The report says, “Ivana, the symbol of the eighties style, wealth and surplus, was a model and businesswoman who helped Donald Trump build an empire that propelled him to the presidency.” A staff member has her “unconscious and unresponsive” down a flight of stairs in her New York City home.

At the time of the purchase, Ivana was remodeling the Plaza Hotel in Manhattan, which Donald would go on to purchase in the early 1980s. The stately mansion was originally built in 1939 for Robert Hellas, President of Superheater Company In New York City, it had a three-story rotunda, with a large double staircase.

Trump and his late wife

home destination

Ivana soon worked on decorating her new home, and many of her décor choices were mirrored throughout the luxurious, old-fashioned rooms of the Plaza – including chandeliers, crown moldings, and elegant gold leaf finishes..

Outside was a sprawling pool, guest house, and huge yard – perfect for their three young children to play in, and when the couple eventually split in 1992, Ivana won $14 million, Greenwich Palace, and an apartment in Trump Plaza during the settlement.

The palace from the outside and surrounded by a garden

She later sold the mansion in 1998 for $15 million, and the new owners immediately began renovations to tone down the businessman’s impressive designs, and the new owners added tennis courts, an indoor pool, sauna, indoor movie theater, and added 4,000 square feet with guest suites.

home – featured on TopTenRealEstateDeals.com – It now also includes a home theater, green spaces, multiple terraces and patios, and three fully-equipped apartments for staff. The mansion was recently put on the market in 2018 by new owners for $45 million, who later reduced it to $38.5 million, then took it out market.