Mel Gibson's Open House

BARGAIN HUNTING

Updated Apr. 25, 2017 2:53PM EDT / Published Jun. 15, 2009 5:19AM EDT

Doesn't anyone need a Greenwich, Connecticut mansion? Poor Mel Gibson's 15,862-square foot house, set on a 75-acre lot and decorated to have the feel of a monastery, has been up for sale since 2007, the New York Post reports. Originally listed for $39.7 million, Gibson slashed the price last September and then again in past weeks; it is now a $29.7 million bargain. Don't feel too sorry for Mel, though, he purchased the property in 1994 for a mere $9.25 million. In April, Gibson's wife of 28 years filed for divorce, and could take half of his reported $1 billion fortune. No wonder he's in a hurry to sell.

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Mel Gibson's Open House