Originally priced at a head-turning $190M, timber businessman John Rudney’s scenic Copper Beech Farm Greenwich CT estate just sold to mysterious buyer “Conservation Institute LLC.” Though it only went for 61% of the official asking price ($120M), it rivaled Montana’s Broken O Ranch price from 2012.

The home offers 12 bedrooms, 15,000 square feet of living space, a massive solarium, elegant gardens, a luxurious grass tennis court, an apple orchard, two greenhouses, hardwood floors, dark wood paneling, a 75-foot heated pool and 4,000 square feet of waterfront property.

Photos and details courtesy of Curbed

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