Richard Gere's Former Connecticut Estate Demolished, 1938 Library Salvaged

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Richard Gere's former estate in New Canaan, Connecticut, was demolished following its sale last year. The historic 1938 manor is set to be replaced by nine luxury homes. Before demolition, a salvage team recovered key architectural elements from the property. Rescued items included the library, mantels, and doorways, which will be made available for resale. The original structure, considered historically significant, has been permanently lost.

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