See Inside The Sprawling Mansion Where Matt Lauer Is Doing His 'Soul Searching'
The former Today show anchor purchased the property from Richard Gere last year.
Following his firing last week after a sexual misconduct allegation, former Today show anchor Matt Lauer issued an apology for "the pain I have caused others by words and actions." "Repairing the damage will take a lot of time and soul searching," he continued, "and I'm committed to beginning that effort. It is now my full time job." Lauer left New York City almost immediately, reportedly heading first to his 16-year-old son's prep school. He was then spotted in the Hamptons, where his wife, Annette Roque, and two younger children live full time. Page Six reports that Lauer is still there as of Monday morning. Here's a look at the sprawling compound where he's been holed up.
Strongheart Manor, as the property is known, encompasses 6.3 acres on the peninsula of North Haven near Sag Harbor.
Lauer reportedly paid $36.5 million when he purchased it from actor Richard Gere in 2016. (Corcoran had the listing.)
Gere previously listed the home for $65 million in 2013.
Built in 1902, the main house overlooks Peconic Bay.
It includes 12 bedrooms.
With 14,000 square feet, there's plenty of living space.
Here's the airy kitchen.
A large enclosed porch overlooks the bay.
There are two separate guest houses.
There's a private 240-foot private deepwater dock.
It includes an "island-inspired tea house," according to the listing.
One more view.
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