Stephen Baldwin's Nyack Home
It had been said that actor Stephen Baldwin put his house on the market because of his frustration with a sex shop that had opened in his neighborhood but now Page Six says that the real reason the born-again Christian is putting his Rockland County house on the market is because he is in need of cash and owes back taxes. Baldwin's home is an elegant Victorian built in 1850. It is listed at $3.4 million. The home has Hudson river views. Baldwin bought the house in 1997 for $515,000 and has restored it but it may not be worth the ambitious listing price. Page Six has experts pricing it out at $2.8 million. Listing pictures after the jump.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Gunnar Heinrich Apr 18th 2006 6:45PM
And we all know how trustworthy the infamous "Page Six" is.
http://www.ummediawatch.blogspot.com
jmchez Apr 19th 2006 12:33AM
"the born again christian".
Are you in the habit of describing would-be sellers by their religion? Strange, but I haven't seen luxist reffer to anyone else as the "jew", or the "atheist" or the "budhist".