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Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton nears sale, with buyer unconfirmed
Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton, New York, is reportedly close to a sale after being quietly marketed for about $55 million.
The historic hotel is owned by William Campbell, and its co-owner Simon Critchell died in May.
The reported deal includes staff housing on nearby lots, but the buyer has not been confirmed.
Maison Estelle, a London private members club, is rumored to be involved, though the club declined to comment.
The hotel has also proposed major renovations, including a new pool, spa upgrades and more guest rooms; the plans would require the hotel and restaurant to close for at least a year.
It is unclear whether those plans will go ahead after a sale, and the hotel does not appear to be taking restaurant reservations after Thanksgiving.
Topping Rose House, a luxury hotel in Bridgehampton, is reportedly nearing a sale, but the buyer has not been confirmed.
The property has been quietly marketed for around $55 million, according to sources cited by Page Six.
Maison Estelle, a London private members club, has been mentioned as a possible buyer, but it declined to comment.
The reported deal includes staff housing on adjacent lots, and sources say the parties are close to completing it.
It is unclear whether plans to expand and renovate the property would proceed after a sale.
- Who
- Topping Rose House is owned by William Campbell. The buyer has not been confirmed; Maison Estelle has been rumored to be involved.
- What
- The Bridgehampton hotel is reportedly nearing a sale.
- When
- The hotel has reportedly been quietly on the market; sources say the deal is close to completion.
- Where
- Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton, New York.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Topping Rose House co-owner Simon Critchell died at age 80.
Maison Estelle shut its doors after an incident in which someone allegedly brandished a gun outside the venue.
Topping Rose House presented proposed site updates to the Southampton Town Zoning Board of Appeals and Planning Board for review.
Sources cited by Page Six say the hotel is close to a sale, though the buyer is unconfirmed.
- Reported asking price
- Around $55 million
- Property
- Historic 1842 Greek Revival mansion
- Possible buyer
- Maison Estelle, a London private members club; its involvement is unconfirmed
- Reported deal inclusion
- Staff housing on adjacent lots
- Proposed expansion
- A new building that would double the property’s guest accommodations
What people are saying
both sides are “close to the finish line.
It’s going for a crazy number. Topping Rose House will be sold
I cannot confirm anything like this.
The safety of our staff, our members and their guests will always come first