An aerial view of Mary Tyler Moore's Connecticut home
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Mary Tyler Moore’s Connecticut Estate Sells for $16.9 Million

TV icon Mary Tyler Moore’s estate in Greenwich, Connecticut, has officially sold for $16.9 million, after originally listing for $22 million nearly a year and a half ago.

Known as Harkaway, the picturesque seven-acre compound sits at the end of a long gated drive and was Moore’s home before she passed in 2017. The beloved home of the late star blends timeless grandeur with extensive modern renovations.

Property Highlights

Price: $16.9 million
Location: Greenwich, Connecticut
Size: 13,825 square feet of interior on a 7.37 square acre lot
Bedrooms/Bathrooms: 5 bed, 9 bath
Notable Features: Glass conservatory, spa with steam room and sauna, 65-ft pool, gym, elevator, and a private apartment

Most Notable Spots in Moore’s Home

Set on over 7 acres, the estate is filled with standout features, but we’ve narrowed it down to five that truly capture the home’s rich history and distinctive personality. These highlights reflect both the property’s grand past and the thoughtful design that defines it today.

Grand Gated Entrance

Before reaching the estate, a long gated drive winds alongside a meandering stream toward Oakley Pond, setting a serene tone as the anticipation builds for what lies ahead.

Source: Google Street View

Foyer

Once you step inside, your eye is immediately pulled to a black-and-white checkered marble floor, illuminated by natural light and stretching across the double-height foyer.

The curved staircase enhances the feeling of grandeur as it rises beneath an iron chandelier to meet the mezzanine above, making this space a standout amongst the rest.

Kitchen

Our next favorite space is the kitchen just around the corner, which features a red island with high-gloss cabinetry that gives a bright pop of color against the sleek white countertop and hanging copper cookware.

The multicolored backsplash injects energy into the space, playing off the rich wood cabinetry that lines the walls.

Glass Conservatory

Our absolute favorite part of the home is this dramatic glass conservatory with a soaring domed ceiling and gold chandelier, creating a botanical lounge surrounded by towering arched windows.

The green-painted trim and potted palms give it the feel of a greenhouse fused with a parlor, making it even more unique.

Pool

The final standout spot is the 65-ft swimming pool with an unbeatable view of the houses’ beautiful architecture.

Framed by an expansive stone terrace and meticulously manicured hedges, a row of lounge chairs lines one end of the pool, while a separate seating area tucked beneath lush trees creates a natural outdoor living room.

See Inside The Rest of The Home

While those five spots offer a great glimpse of Mary Tyler Moore’s Greenwich home, they don’t tell the full story. For that, the Sotheby’s YouTube tour offers an immersive walkthrough that captures the warmth and spirit Moore brought to the estate.

Final Thoughts

The $16.9 million sale of the late Mary Tyler Moore’s Connecticut estate marks the close of a chapter tied to one of television’s most beloved icons.

For decades, the home served as a personal sanctuary away from the spotlight, a place where she could live privately while continuing to impact the world through her work and advocacy.

As the estate changes hands, it carries with it the memory and legacy of a trailblazing woman who helped redefine what was possible for women in entertainment—and who left a lasting mark both in Hollywood and at home.

Author

  • Scarlet Wiltton is the editor-in-chief at Homes of Celebs, where she leads the charge in delivering in-depth coverage of the most extraordinary real estate deals shaping Hollywood and beyond. With four years of experience writing about pop culture and luxury homes, she brings a sharp editorial vision and a passion for uncovering the details that make celebrity properties truly remarkable. Her background in high-end real estate journalism and deep understanding of the entertainment industry allow her to provide readers with a detailed look at the lavish estates and record-breaking sales that define modern luxury.

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One Comment

  1. paul young says:

    This is one of the few homes that I have seen that I actually wouldn’t change anything .

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