Netscape Cofounder Jim Clark Buys Bunny Mellon's Upper East Side Townhouse For $37 Million
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Scott Wintrow / Getty Images, Sotheby'sNetscape cofounder Jim Clark has just purchased a gorgeous townhouse on New York's Upper East Side, the New York Post reports.
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The billionaire reportedly paid $37 million for the 11,100-square-foot townhouse. The home previously belonged to the late Rachel "Bunny" Mellon, heiress to the Listerine fortune and wife of banking legend Paul Mellon.
Clark has been on a bit of a buying spree lately. According to the Post, the Netscape billionaire was the mystery buyer of Ron Howard's Armonk, N.Y. home, which he paid $37.5 million for last July.
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Clark's new Upper East side home is truly a sight to behold.
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