Christie Brinkley has found her Hamptons dream house, according to The New York Post’s Braden Keil. So what constitutes a supermodel’s dream house? This $10.995 million waterfront estate in North Haven is an updated 18th-century saltbox featuring views of Sag Harbor’s long wharf. It’s situated on 2.6 acres, includes four bedrooms, 2½ baths, a library, a gourmet kitchen, wide plank floors and other period details. Unlike Brinkley’s expansive 20-acre Bridgehampton compound, this relatively modest North Haven property doesn’t include a pool or a tennis court, but it does have a private beach. Brinkley is gearing up to re-list her Bridgehampton mansion, which was taken off the market last year. It had a last asking price of $26.5 million.
Rachel Hunter tells The New York Post that she too is on the hunt for a waterfront Hamptons home, and she’s hoping she might find a fixer-upper. “I have a feeling I’m about five years too late,” says Hunter, who was formerly connected to rocker-turned-crooner Rod Stewart. “I’m just hoping to find one of those unique situations.”
Former British soccer star and part-time actor Vinnie Jones will soon be hunting for a California home. The London women’s magazine and celebrity gossip website reports that Jones, who was a tough guy on the field for Wimbledon’s “Crazy Gang” and a tough guy on screen in films like “Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,” wants to pursue acting full time. That means selling his home in Hertfordshire. “I need to simplify things and concentrate on my acting career,” he was quoted as saying in The Daily Record. “We’re going to live there for two or three years and see how it goes.’
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