The founder of Reebok has slashed $52 million off the price of his mansion. Take a look inside the $38 million estate, which sits on 7 acres in a ritzy Boston suburb.
- Reebok founder Paul Fireman has put his Boston mansion on the market for $38 million, according to Douglas Elliman.
- Fireman was originally asking $90 million for the home in 2016, The Los Angeles Times reported.
- The eight-bedroom home, which sits in the affluent Boston suburb of Brookline, is one of the most expensive listings in the Boston area.
- It's less than a mile from Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen's Brookline home, which they're selling for $33.9 million.
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Reebok founder Paul Fireman has put his seven-acre estate in a ritzy Boston suburb on the market for $38 million, according to Douglas Elliman.
The eight-bedroom Brookline mansion sits on seven acres in the affluent Boston suburb of Brookline, less than a mile down the road from Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen's Brookline home, which recently got a price cut and is now asking $33.9 million.
Fireman said he and his wife "built Woodland Manor as the house of [their] dreams," choosing Brookline for its proximity to Boston and large lot size, according to Douglas Elliman.
George and Manny Sarkis of Douglas Elliman hold the listing for the home, which was built in 1999.
Take a look inside the nearly 27,000-square-foot home.