The Greenwich, Connecticut, estate of the late Leona Helmsley, the hotel tycoon who earned the nickname "Queen of Mean," is on the market for $65 million, according to Christie's International Real Estate, which is selling the home.The estate last sold for $35 million to an undisclosed buyer in 2010, who made major renovations and put it back on the market, reports The Wall Street Journal. It was originally built in 1918, and now has 17,000 square feet with nine bedrooms and 11 bathrooms.This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account?
Log in.The mansion has iron gates and a winding stone driveway lined by trees. It sits on 4o acres of land, and has two additional cottages and garage space for up to six cars.The home has a beautiful brick exterior.Steven Rossi/The Wall Street JournalIt sits on 40 acres and is elevated 600 feet from the ground.David Ogilvy & AssociatesYou can sit on this patio and enjoy views in nearly every direction.David Ogilvy & AssociatesThe entrance room has limestone floors and a coved ceiling.Steven Rossi/The Wall Street JournalThe 45-foot living room has paneled walls, an elegant limestone fireplace, and wide-board teak floors.Steven Rossi/The Wall Street JournalThe small chandeliers in this room are a nice touch.David Ogilvy & AssociatesHelmsley and her husband bought the property for $11 million in 1983.David Ogilvy & AssociatesThey spent $1 million on a dance floor, according to The Wall Street Journal.David Ogilvy & AssociatesThe kitchen is spacious and features a window seat and an oak center island.David Ogilvy & AssociatesThere is also a La Cornue stove.David Ogilvy & AssociatesThere are plenty of cabinets and lots of counter space.David Ogilvy & AssociatesThis winding staircase makes the home feel even more luxurious.David Ogilvy & AssociatesThis room has outdoor access and plenty of natural light.David Ogilvy & AssociatesEnjoy the beautiful views, even while showering.David Ogilvy & AssociatesSimply lovely.David Ogilvy & AssociatesHow does this home stack up?ZillowThe Most Expensive Homes For Sale In Every State »ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7o8HSoqWeq6Oeu7S1w56pZ5ufonytsc6nmGaglaG6tLjEsqpmnp%2Bnuqa%2BjJ6qrZmkmnqnu9FmqpqklWJ%2FcX2TZm4%3D