The Luxury Home of Bernie Madoff in the Hamptons
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Bernard Madoff – the un-disputed king of multi-billion dollar rip-offs – is watching (from behind prison walls) the selling off of his assets.
The latest is an oceanfront estate in the Hamptons, Long Island, expected to sell for $8.75 million USD which whilst a drop in the metaphorical ocean compared to the $65 billion USD lost through his Ponzi scheme, will go some small way to repaying his victims.
The property, built in 1982, has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, is located in the village of Montauk spans 3000 square feet and boasts a swimming pool and panoramic ocean views.
Neighbours include fashion guru Ralph Lauren, and Oscar-winning actor Robert DeNiro.
The property is being sold by our luxury real estate associates The Corcoran Group.
There are many other homes and personal items of the Madoff’s also for sale as the authorities seek to claw back as much funds as possible to assist in the repayment of his debts.
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Yes this is good Resort-Style Living in Luxury Oceanfront Condos 
I've never seen anything like these design before, it's very illuminating .
Mike 
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A cool experimental house, resulted from the collaboration ... This cyclindrical design is a modular protype that provides flexible 
Thanks for the hint, I was looking for sth. like that for months :-)
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Looks like a Cookie ala mode.
This is one of my daughter's favorite places. 
This is so amazing. Really so luxurious. Never seen such finishing and perfect furnishings before. Thanks for sharing. 
There will be a generational exodus from the big cities to more affordable regional centres but I don’t expect real ...
It's going to take a helluva lot of these homes of Madoff's to claw back $65 billion
There may be no hope for the greedy, I don't know?
But what amazes me is how those around them allow themselves to be brought down too.
How could they not have noticed the signs of a maniacal scheme and that one day it would implicate them just as much as the maniac.
A gross feeling of inadequacy that leads to the need to be seen above all else in your field and at any cost is a dangerous cocktail leading surely to misery.
Champagne anyone?
Cheers to that!
Well, h certainly has a long time to think about what he did.
Well, he certainly has a long time to think about what he did.