June 27, 2011 - Jimmy Fallon, former Saturday Night Live star and current host of the Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, will be moving into a historic Hamptons home just in time for summer, according to the Zillow Blog.
The long-time New York resident chose to buck celebrity trends by choosing an understated former horse farm in lieu of an overstated beachfront mansion as his vacation real estate. The farmhouse was built in the 1800s and features an apple orchard, according to Business Insider.
The main house is three stories and has 3,500 square feet of living space. Six bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms leave plenty of room for visitors, but there are also two detached guest cottages on premise, in case The Roots, his house band, want to stop by for a cookout. A barn, four car garage and heated pool round out the property's features, according to the Zillow Blog.
Fallon, whose show has been gaining in popularity since its 2009 debut, purchased the real estate for $5.7 million, the source reports. The happy-go-lucky host recently spoke to The Los Angeles Times about his recent success and what it's like being a "nice guy" in Hollywood.
"I just think it's the way I am," he told the source. "I'm happy, I'm in a good mood, and there's no reason to feel otherwise."
The long-time New York resident chose to buck celebrity trends by choosing an understated former horse farm in lieu of an overstated beachfront mansion as his vacation real estate. The farmhouse was built in the 1800s and features an apple orchard, according to Business Insider.
The main house is three stories and has 3,500 square feet of living space. Six bedrooms and five-and-a-half bathrooms leave plenty of room for visitors, but there are also two detached guest cottages on premise, in case The Roots, his house band, want to stop by for a cookout. A barn, four car garage and heated pool round out the property's features, according to the Zillow Blog.
Fallon, whose show has been gaining in popularity since its 2009 debut, purchased the real estate for $5.7 million, the source reports. The happy-go-lucky host recently spoke to The Los Angeles Times about his recent success and what it's like being a "nice guy" in Hollywood.
"I just think it's the way I am," he told the source. "I'm happy, I'm in a good mood, and there's no reason to feel otherwise."
Source: http://www.relocation.com/news/Real_Estate_News/SNL_alum_Jimmy_Fallon_moving_into_Hamptons_home
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