June 27, 2008
Tennis star Mats Wilander lists his estate near Sun Valley, ID for $8.5M
Tennis star Mats Wilander has placed his estate near Sun Valley, Idaho on the market for $8,500,000.
The Wall Street Journal’s “Private Properties” column today breaks the story of Wilander and his wife Sonya’s listing of their approximately 81-acre property, which has a 10,532-square-foot main house that was built in 1999. The Wilanders made the property, dubbed Cove Meadow, their main residence once the house was completed, the Journal reported.
Features in Wilander’s contemporary-style house include a large exercise room and a soundproofed music room, according to the Journal’s report. Features on the property include a guest house, a caretaker’s residence, a lap pool and a hot tub, according to the Journal.
The property appears to have the address of 104 Cove Creek Road in Hailey, Idaho.
Check out an online listing sheet for Wilander’s property — complete with photos — here.
It’s unclear yet where Wilander, 43, is headed. We should note that Wilander has owned other properties over the years, including the following:
–An 8,311-square-foot mansion on 4.34 acres at 18 Richmond Hill Road in Greenwich, Conn., which he sold in 2000 for $2,300,000, according to public records (Wilander had purchased that property in 1987 for $800,000, according to public records;
–A condominium unit in the Brooks Van Horn building at 117 W. 17th Street in New York City’s Chelsea area, which he sold in 1997 for $770,000, according to public records;
–A condo unit at 311 Offerson Road in Beaver Creek, Col., which he sold in May 2002 for $485,000, according to public records.
Filed under Celebrity Homes, Sport Stars by Bob Goldsborough
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[...] Seven-time Grand Slam singles winner Mats Wilander has listed his home in the Idaho resort area of Sun Valley for $8.5 million. The Swedish-born Wilander and his wife, Sonya, a former model, bought the roughly 80-acre parcel in the 1990s. There’s no tennis court, because the couple wanted to create a retreat away from tennis for their four children…read article… [...]
[...] According to Big Times Listings, this is not the only house Wilander has owned. [...]
[...] According to public records, Wilander bought this home in 1987 for $800,000 and then sold it in 2000 for $2.3 million. [Source: Big Time Listings] [...]