Billy Joel spends over $10M for sprawling East Hampton pad with horse farm, neighbors different A-listers

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Billy Joel spends over $10M for sprawling East Hampton pad with horse farm, neighbors different A-listers


He’s in an East Hampton way of thinking.

Billy Joel bought an expensive pad in East Hampton for a whopping $10.7 million {dollars}, in line with public information.

The sprawling 5-acre property on City Lane in East Hampton can also be a horse farm and has a pool and lily pond, in line with its itemizing on Zillow.

Billy Joel purchased a 5-acre East Hampton pad for $10.7 million {dollars}. Hampton Pix

“It’s down an extended gated driveway on an unassuming East Hampton road that shares Alec Baldwin as a neighbor,” stated a supply. “There was loads of exercise on the property, fence constructing, landscaping, a lot of automobiles.”

Different A-list neighbors embody Jay-Z and Beyoncé, Gwyneth Paltrow, Robert Downey, Jr. and Neil Patrick Harris.

The not-so-humble five-bedroom abode was bought in December.

Joel married his fourth spouse, Alexis Roderick, an achieved equestrian, in 2015, and the couple has two daughters, Della Rose and Remy Anne. 

The sprawling property can also be a horse farm and has a totally irrigated Grand Prix area, sand ring, pool and lily pond. Hampton Pix
A local of Hicksville, Lengthy Island, Joel additionally owns a summer time dwelling in Sag Harbor. Scott Kirkland/Shutterstock

Joel, 75, a local of Hicksville, LI, additionally owns one other property on the island, a 26-acre waterfront property with two swimming pools and a helicopter pad in Centre Island, a village in Oyster Bay, which is available on the market for $49 million.

His actual property portfolio features a dwelling in Manalapan, Fla. which he relisted in February for $49.9 million, down from the preliminary asking worth of $64.9 million.

He additionally snatched up a $29 million-dollar pad in Palm Seashore, Fla. in January, in line with the Palm Seashore Put up.

Joel hasn’t responded to a request for remark.


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