Caroline Kennedy, daughter of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, is selling the family’s Martha’s Vineyard estate in Aquinnah, Massachusetts, for $65 million, according to Christie’s International Real Estate, the company handling the listing.
The estate was purchased by Onassis in 1979 and used as a summer vacation home for the family, according to Christie’s, and it was used for “three generations,” Kennedy said in a statement.
Onassis welcomed “many visitors” to the estate, like President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, according to The Wall Street Journal.
Take a look inside.
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The 340-acre estate, a former sheep farm, sits along a mile of private beach on the Atlantic Ocean, according Christie’s. It has coastal dunes and two freshwater ponds.
The 6,456-square-foot, Cape Cod-style main residence was completed in 1981 and renovated and expanded in 2000, according to Christie’s. It has five en-suite bedrooms, two half baths and a chef’s kitchen with modern appliances. All rooms except the dining room look out to the ocean.
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The family room looks out to the ocean.
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Thee house has outdoor decks with views, according to the listing.
There is a two-story guest house with four bedrooms and three bathrooms on the estate. It has a living room and kitchen, according to the listing.
There is also a caretaker’s house with three bedrooms, as well as a boat house, a vegetable garden and blueberry patch, two garages, two-bedroom staff apartment, a storage building and a hunting cabin near a pond, according to the listing.
The estate comes with a pool, treehouse and tennis court.
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The landscaping was done by horticulturalist Bunny Mellon, who redesigned the White House Rose Garden when Onassis was First Lady of the United States, according to Christie’s.
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