Tommy Hilfiger’s $31.4M Greenwich estate sells for $45M after restoration

For Tommy Hilfiger, 2021 began with a substantial real estate deal. The fashion designer and his wife, Dee Ocleppo Hilfiger, sold their sprawling Greenwich, Connecticut, estate for $45 million, closing the chapter on a property they had spent years restoring and updating states online report by the Architectural Digest.The 22-acre estate, located at 30 John St. atop Round Hill, had been purchased by the couple in 2010 for $31.4 million. After an extensive renovation, the French Normandy-style property returned to the market with a $47.5 million asking price and ultimately changed hands for $45 million, adds the report.A landmark at the top of Round HillAccording to Greenwich Time report, the estate occupies the summit of Round Hill, the highest point in Greenwich, giving it sweeping views across Long Island Sound and toward the Manhattan skyline.