Actor Richard Geré sold the Connecticut home he bought from musicians Paul Simon and Edie Brickell two years ago, World Manor reports. In an interview with Vanity Fair Spain earlier this year, the Pretty woman The star discussed his plans to move to Madrid with his wife, Spanish publicist Alejandra Silva. Gere sold the house for $10.75 million, a slight loss compared to the $10.8 million the couple paid for the New Canaan land in 2022.

Two structures are located on the nearly 32-acre estate: a five-bedroom, nine-bathroom English country-style main house dating from 1938 and a three-bedroom, two-bathroom guest house. Simon used the latter space as a recording studio when he owned the home, which he and Brickell purchased for $16.5 million in 2002. Other features of the expansive grounds include a swimming pool, terraced patios, gardens, wooded trails, a natural pond and a cascade.

The red brick main house, which spans approximately 8,800 square feet, features three fireplaces, numerous bay windows showcasing the pastoral grounds, and intricate millwork. Up a grand spiral staircase are the mansion’s bedrooms, each with its own full bathroom. The expansive powder blue master suite is equipped with a private balcony, wood-burning fireplace and built-in cedar closet.

“For me, I will Madrid It’s going to be a great adventure because I’ve never lived full-time outside the United States,” Managed said VF Spain in April. “For Alejandra, it will be wonderful to get closer to her family, her lifelong friends and her culture. She was very generous in giving me six years to live in my world, so I think it’s only fair that I give her at least another six years to live in hers,” he explained of the decision to move. The couple married in 2018 and share two children, born in 2019 and 2020.