The $43 million sale of a 31.5-acre waterfront estate on Martha’s Vineyard has set a new record for the most expensive property sale in Massachusetts.
The Wall Street Journal reports the sale came at a discount – Boston-based tech entrepreneur and investor Michael Bonner initially listed the property in June at $49 million. Bonner paid more than $19 million to assemble the site between 2019 and 2013; his buyer was not identified.
Located in the exclusive Edgartown enclave of Herring Creek Farm, the property features a 6,500-square-foot main residence built in the 1970s and extensively renovated earlier in this decade, along with a two-bedroom guesthouse and several cottages. It is located along Edgartown Great Pond, an 890-acre body of water separated from the Atlantic Ocean by a narrow strip of sand. It has a private path to the beach.
Herring Creek Farm has roughly a dozen homes, and one of the residents is former talk show host David Letterman. In 2001, Letterman teamed with his neighbor Roger Bamford, a former principal engineer at Oracle, on a $64 million purchase of more than 200 acres adjacent to the Bronner property, which is being preserved from development through the local nature conservancy.
Photo courtesy of Zillow
Weekly Real Estate News




