Greenwich Time first reported on the sale.
The Georgian colonial estate in Fairfield County, located at 10 Cliffdale Road in Greenwich, sits on seven acres of rolling hills and was once owned by the late comedienne and her husband, Dr. S. Robert Levine.
The couple bought the 125-year-old home in 2006 for $9 million. The house was first listed in September 2023 for $21.9 million, Daily Voice previously reported.
The name of the buyer was not immediately clear.
The home features a stone front with large bay windows offering views of the sprawling countryside and grounds designed by landscape architect Janice Parker.
The front door opens to a spiral staircase that leads to a billiard room and library with a marble fireplace. Architect Stephen Wang designed the 2,000-square-foot primary suite, which includes dual baths.
Moore died in 2017 at 80 years old of pneumonia.
Her husband told reporters it was “massively difficult” to sell “Mary’s House,” but the retired cardiologist felt it was time. He has said he plans to donate some of the proceeds from the sale to the Mary Tyler Moore Vision Initiative.
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