
Louise Blouin with 366 and 376 Gin Lane (Realtor, Getty)
Louise Blouin hopes she will be able to lastly promote her huge Southampton property, or danger dropping it.
The controversial artwork journal writer and collector is itemizing “La Dune” as soon as once more, this time for $150 million, the Wall Avenue Journal reported. The property spans two properties, 366 and 376 Gin Lane.
Blouin first put the four-plus-acre compound available on the market in 2016, searching for $140 million. Since then, the property has been on and off the market whereas Blouin has struggled to hold on to the total property.
She appeared destined to lose 366 Gin Lane in Might, because it headed to the public sale block separate from its neighboring tackle. Blouin wound up inserting the home out of business, dodging the public sale however prolonging the property’s points.
Foreclosures proceedings took place after Blouin obtained a $26 million mortgage for the only residence in 2018. Blouin mentioned the mortgage, which has seen its stability swell to $40 million, was taken out as she entertained a proposal for the house that didn’t shut. Lender JGB Administration has filed a movement to dismiss the chapter case.
The compound comes with a late-1800s shingled mansion and a house inbuilt the same model roughly twenty years in the past; the latter is the one in chapter. The older residence reportedly could have been constructed by Stanford White, although there’s no documentation to help it.
The properties mix to span 23,000 sq. toes with 23 bedrooms. The compound additionally has two swimming pools, two gyms, a house theater, sauna, spa and sunken tennis courtroom.
Blouin paid $13.5 million for the property within the Nineties, which included the older home and a smaller visitor cottage. Blouin tore down the cottage and spent $10 million to switch it with a house designed by François Catroux, later investing one other $7 million within the property.
Geoff Gifkins of Nest Seekers Worldwide is advertising the property. Whereas the 2 properties are being marketed collectively, they’re on separate tax heaps and might be offered individually.
Blouin is a Canadian artwork and media head accountable for publishing titles similar to Artwork + Public sale and Fashionable Painters. Her newest actual property play comes six years after she was named within the Panama Papers, a leak of greater than 11 million paperwork that uncovered how rich buyers stashed cash in offshore accounts.
— Holden Walter-Warner

Louise Blouin with 366 and 376 Gin Lane (Realtor, Getty)
Louise Blouin hopes she will be able to lastly promote her huge Southampton property, or danger dropping it.
The controversial artwork journal writer and collector is itemizing “La Dune” as soon as once more, this time for $150 million, the Wall Avenue Journal reported. The property spans two properties, 366 and 376 Gin Lane.
Blouin first put the four-plus-acre compound available on the market in 2016, searching for $140 million. Since then, the property has been on and off the market whereas Blouin has struggled to hold on to the total property.
She appeared destined to lose 366 Gin Lane in Might, because it headed to the public sale block separate from its neighboring tackle. Blouin wound up inserting the home out of business, dodging the public sale however prolonging the property’s points.
Foreclosures proceedings took place after Blouin obtained a $26 million mortgage for the only residence in 2018. Blouin mentioned the mortgage, which has seen its stability swell to $40 million, was taken out as she entertained a proposal for the house that didn’t shut. Lender JGB Administration has filed a movement to dismiss the chapter case.
The compound comes with a late-1800s shingled mansion and a house inbuilt the same model roughly twenty years in the past; the latter is the one in chapter. The older residence reportedly could have been constructed by Stanford White, although there’s no documentation to help it.
The properties mix to span 23,000 sq. toes with 23 bedrooms. The compound additionally has two swimming pools, two gyms, a house theater, sauna, spa and sunken tennis courtroom.
Blouin paid $13.5 million for the property within the Nineties, which included the older home and a smaller visitor cottage. Blouin tore down the cottage and spent $10 million to switch it with a house designed by François Catroux, later investing one other $7 million within the property.
Geoff Gifkins of Nest Seekers Worldwide is advertising the property. Whereas the 2 properties are being marketed collectively, they’re on separate tax heaps and might be offered individually.
Blouin is a Canadian artwork and media head accountable for publishing titles similar to Artwork + Public sale and Fashionable Painters. Her newest actual property play comes six years after she was named within the Panama Papers, a leak of greater than 11 million paperwork that uncovered how rich buyers stashed cash in offshore accounts.
— Holden Walter-Warner