GREENWICH — A sales contract was signed for a liquor importer's Greenwich mansion, which includes an underground garage for 30 cars, according to the real estate listing company.

Built in 2009 for John Frank, who popularized both Grey Goose Vodka and Jägermeister, the 10-bedroom Colonial with 14 full bathrooms was listed for $24,950,000 on the Brown Harris Stevens website, which included the notice, "contract signed" on Sunday. The final sale price and the identity of the buyer could not be determined.

The 19-acre property at 97 Pecksland Road is zoned for two-acre lots, but Frank bought several parcels and tore down the original house to build the 17,878-square-foot current home, which also comes with two pools. 

Designed by World Trade Center architect Paul Marchese, the house offers a 3,500-bottle wine cellar, tasting room, gym and golf simulator. The backyard is large enough to host a 500-person party, according to the listing agent.

The property was listed for sale in 2022 at $34.5 million according to media reports, but was listed again in March 2024 for $28.4 million.

In the town's 2025 revaluation, the property was appraised at $23,180,200, according to assessor's records.

Feb 15, 2026|Updated Feb 15, 2026 11:41 p.m.