Squarespace CEO Acquires $42M Worth of Montauk Property
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1/12Photography Courtesy of Nicole FranzenSquarespace CEO and founder Anthony Casalena makes a dent with his Long Island vacation property with a humbling purchase of $42 million. The final Montauk deal only comes second to late Andy Warhol’s former estate that had a closing cost of $50 million back in 2015.
Casalena collected a total of three waterfront parcels in Montauk using three separate limited liability companies over the span of a year. First being a $22.8 million transaction from Bluefin Cos. Founder Michael Goodwin, swooping up a home along with the grounds. A separate contemporary home and guest house had been acquired with Casalena’s second and third purchase from entrepreneur Michael Hirtenstein. The two properties were bought at a combined price tag of $19 million.
Hirtenstein former estate, now Casalena’s includes four bedrooms, a gym with skylight, screening room and a wine cellar spread throughout 5,500 square feet across three levels. In respect to Montauk living, the home has a roof deck and wraparound terrace.
Reported by Mansion Global, Casalena could not be reached for comment on future plans with his expansive purchase.Photography Courtesy of Nicole FranzenSquarespace CEO and founder Anthony Casalena makes a dent with his Long Island vacation property with a humbling purchase of $42 million. The final Montauk deal only comes second to late Andy Warhol’s former estate that had a closing cost of $50 million back in 2015.
Casalena collected a total of three waterfront parcels in Montauk using three separate limited liability companies over the span of a year. First being a $22.8 million transaction from Bluefin Cos. Founder Michael Goodwin, swooping up a home along with the grounds. A separate contemporary home and guest house had been acquired with Casalena’s second and third purchase from entrepreneur Michael Hirtenstein. The two properties were bought at a combined price tag of $19 million.
Hirtenstein former estate, now Casalena’s includes four bedrooms, a gym with skylight, screening room and a wine cellar spread throughout 5,500 square feet across three levels. In respect to Montauk living, the home has a roof deck and wraparound terrace.
Reported by Mansion Global, Casalena could not be reached for comment on future plans with his expansive purchase. -
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