The mansion of an emigrant from the USSR - one of the best under New York

This estate, put up for sale for one hundred million dollars, until recently belonged to Timur Sapir, president of the New York construction company The Sapir Organization.

Teimuraz Sepiashvili (this is the real name of Sapir), who was born in Tbilisi, in 1973, he emigrated to the USA with his wife and mother. For forty years of life in America, he has gone from a simple taxi driver to a billionaire. Timur Sapir died in 2014 year.

Located in the village of Kings Point, an eight-acre property is located approximately 25 miles from Manhattan.

Well-kept lawns and gardens occupy a significant part of this area. Long, winding access roads lead to several different structures located on the estate.

The main house was built in 1928 year. This is a glamorous stone mansion with turrets.

Over the past time, it has been reconstructed many times, and now it has all the possible modern luxuries that can be expected in a similar price class.

After the construction of the main house in the estate, two more guest houses were built, thus the amount of living space was increased to 5500 square. meters

To enjoy the greenery, it was equipped with a large number of open spaces.

These golden doors welcome you to the main residence.

The kitchen is located under the stained-glass windows in the roof. It has stone floors, two steel refrigerators and an island in the center.

The interior of luxurious bathrooms is distinguished by a large amount of glass and marble.

There are solariums around the house, which were decorated with onyx, lapis lazuli, agate and malachite.

The main house has a banquet room, a hair salon, a wine cellar, an indoor racquetball court, a gym, a spa, a sauna, indoor pools, and even a two-story doll house. In another building there is a bowling alley, a casino room and a shooting gallery.

In the yard grow historical, almost centenary trees.

The estate has several theme gardens, including Japanese, English, and a rose garden.

The construction of fountains and statues of the owners was inspired by the Grand Palace of Peterhof in St. Petersburg, Russia.

In addition, the estate is a full-size tennis court, although the new owner will have to fork out for the net.

Next to the tennis court is a swimming pool with its own water slide.

A private pier in Long Island Sound can accommodate yachts up to sixty meters long.