Bethenny Frankel quietly puts her Connecticut home on the market for $8M as she looks for a new Florida home
Bethenny Frankel is looking to essentially swap her Connecticut home for a new abode in the Sunshine State of Florida.
The 54-year-old entrepreneur and former reality star is quietly showing her Greenwich, CT home off-market while searching for a new home in either Fort Lauderdale or West Palm Beach, Florida, via Page Six.
Frankel announced her move to Florida due to, 'personal & private circumstances,' on an Instagram reel last week, along with her 14-year-old daughter Brynn.
She is reportedly asking roughly $8 million for the home, with a, 'select group of family and friends' already looking at the property.
The home was built in 1743, and she revealed on In Depth with Graham Bensinger two months ago that only 20 people have lived there in its 280-year history.
Bethenny will be keeping her beachfront Miami property, but she's looking for a home renovation project nearby as well.
The 54-year-old entrepreneur and former reality star is quietly showing her Greenwich, CT home off-market while searching for a new home in either Fort Lauderdale or West Palm Beach, Florida, via Page Six .
'She loves a home renovation project. She's looking for a house that needs some work so she can design it and make it feel like hers,' the source said.
'She's prioritizing convenience and staying close to friends over the typical Miami scene,' the source continued.
Last week, she posted an Instagram reel announcing her move to the Sunshine State, adding, 'Something has arisen that made this the best and healthiest decision for myself and my daughter.'
'We will maintain residences in The Hamptons and New York City because we love New York, but this will be our primary and permanent residence,' she said.
She also shared a glimpse of what would be her 'back yard,' revealing she's close to the ocean, though it's unclear if she has actually purchased a home yet.
While some speculated that she was moving for political reasons, DailyMail.com reported exclusively last week that was not the case, and it was for her daughter.
'Bryn has found a strong volleyball community in Miami, and with Bethenny's longtime friends there, the move feels right for this chapter of her life,' the source said.
'The plan is for her and Bryn to settle into a new home before the next school year. She's currently in town touring houses and finalizing the details of the move,' the source added.
Frankel previously sold a Soho loft in NYC for $7 million back in 2022 and listed a Bridgehampton estate for $6 million last September, which she bought in 2013 for $6 million.
Her real estate portfolio currently includes a $5.5 million home in Southampton and an Upper West Side 1,300-square-foot loft she bought last January. ]
Many fans felt the move may have been political, speculating that she has become a Donald Trump supporter.
She did not publicly reveal who she endorsed in the 2024 Presidential election, though she did slam voters for not, 'allowing each other have an opinion,' while also calling out Kamala Harris for 'aligning with celebrities.'
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