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We're still waiting for it to make an appearance on the GSMLS, but meanwhile, you can take a look at Chez Strahan here, with a photo slideshow from the New York Post, that includes a peek at Jean's shoes and one of the 12 bedrooms.
Photo: Geoff Gove.
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Comments (9)
I found it funny that no one posted to this. Does anyone really care? I don't!
Shameless trophy wife, over the top spending, greed, blah blah blah.
That post seems a bit disingenuous. You seem to care enough to make a judgemental and unkind statment about her.
Totally.
It wasn't about her. It's just the whole vapid preoccupation we have with money and McMansions. Sorry if I upset anyone. "Totally" sorry. :)
I'll admit it - I'm totally jealous of the shoes, the dressing room . . . all gorgeous! To live that life for just a day would be so fun. Then, back to reality and making sure there is enough $ in the checking account to over the PSE&G bill.
I am jealous of her closet space.
I drove by there today and the landscaping does not appear to be attended to-Which suggests that there's work to be done before it hits the market.
I knew the owners of this house back in the 60's and 70's. I used to play in that house when I was younger and sleep there when my parents when on vacations. Does anyone know what happen to the Aiello Family . I know Nancy (who I knew as a child) got married and lives in NY but what happened to her parents. The Lawyer Frank Aiello was my father's friend
I knew the owners of this house back in the 60's and 70's. I used to play in that house when I was younger and sleep there when my parents when on vacations. Does anyone know what happen to the Aiello Family . I know Nancy (who I knew as a child) got married and lives in NY but what happened to her parents. The Lawyer Frank Aiello was my father's friend