Finance: Wall Street billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller sold his 20-acre estate for $25 million

Billionaire trader Stanley Druckenmiller has sold his 20-acre estate in Greenwich, Connecticut.

• Wall Street billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller has sold his Greenwich, Connecticut home.
• It sold for $25 million after listing for $31.5 million.
• Druckenmiller was formerly an exec with Soros Fund Management.

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Billionaire trader Stanley Druckenmiller, formerly a top investment strategist to George Soros, has sold his palatial Greenwich, Connecticut, estate for $25 million, according to the Real Deal.

That price is merely $2 million above the price he paid for it in 2004. It's just the third Greenwich sale above $20 million this year, listing agent Leslie McElwreath of Sotheby's International Realty told the magazine.

The estate has 12,238 square feet of living space and eight bedrooms in total. It sits on nearly 20 acres and is technically three lots combined into one.

Druckenmiller and his wife sold the home because they don't get enough use out of it, McElwreath said.

Druckenmiller is the former president of Duquesne Capital Management, which he founded before joining Soros Fund Management.

The estate, known as Sabine Farm, was built by publisher H.J. Fisher in 1910.

After Druckenmiller and his wife bought the estate in 2004, they renovated the mansion.

The home has 12,238 square feet of living space.

The dining room is large, with plenty of room to entertain.

The library contains a nine-panel mural depicting the search for the Holy Grail.

The library is actually in a turret located three stories up from the ground floor.

Heavy wooden accents can be found throughout.

The ceilings in some rooms are made with plaster tracery, forming a fancy pattern.

The molding is also very intricate.

The home contains 11 wood-burning fireplaces.

A fully stocked workout room is also on hand.

There are six bedrooms in the main house, in addition to two more in the guest house.

The master's suite has an appropriately large dressing room for her ...

... one for him ...

... and its own home office.

The two-bedroom guest suite is more modest, but it does have its own kitchen.

The home sits on nearly 20 landscaped acres.

A covered porch overlooks the greenery.

A large pool sits out back.

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