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Katie Lee’s Water Mill Home On The Table For $6.5 Million

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author on Jul 31, 2015

Foodies, take note: TV personality and cookbook author Katie Lee is trying to sell her Water Mill home for $6.5 million and it appears to be a chef’s dream come true.

She reportedly purchased it in 2011 after her split from longtime Hamptons regular—oh, and world-famous musician—Billy Joel.

Listed with Cindy Shea of Sotheby's International Realty, the 6,325-square-foot traditional has 6 bedrooms and 7 full baths, not to mention a library, wine cellar and movie theater. The 2-acre property also has a heated pool and spa, along with a covered porch and gardens.

Ms. Lee’s house comes complete with a stainless steel chef’s kitchen, featuring a butler’s pantry with a third oven, refrigerator and dishwasher—fitting for this co-host of the Food Network show “The Kitchen.” In fact, she made sure there were outdoor entertaining options as well, with a commercial-grade pizza oven, refrigerator and Wolf grill.

With any luck, the buyer will be another food lover who also happens to enjoy hosting large catered events for the general public. What, too much? Okay fine, a buyer with a good appetite will suffice.

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