Libbie Mugrabi’s Hamptons mansion heads to auction after price cuts
A luxury Hamptons mansion owned by socialite Libbie Mugrabi is headed to a court-ordered auction after failing to sell on the open market. The auction follows a legal dispute over an unpaid $3.5 million loan.
Why it matters
The case illustrates the intersection of high-end real estate, divorce settlements, and the legal mechanisms of debt recovery.
A luxury estate in Bridgehampton owned by socialite Libbie Mugrabi is set to go under the hammer after failing to sell through the regular real estate market. The court-ordered auction is scheduled for August 28 outside Southampton Town Hall, with bidding set to begin at $11 million.The auction stems from a legal dispute over a $3.5 million loan that Mugrabi took against the property and did not repay, according to court records. The sale is expected to recover the outstanding loan amount along with related penalties.The property was first listed for $25 million earlier this year. After attracting no buyer, the asking price was cut twice before reaching $19 million. Despite the reductions, the estate remained unsold, leading to the court-approved public auction.The unsold mansionThe Bridgehampton estate spans around seven acres and includes a 10,687-square-foot mansion.
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