Photo courtesy of Houlihan Lawrence

A Greenwich mansion owned by a major media executive has sold for $27.75 million according to public records.

Peter Grauer, chairman of business media giant Bloomberg, and Laura Grauer sold the property to a trust registered with a Greenwich law firm.

The two bought the 5.6 property in the early 1990s. According to the listing, the 7-bedroom, 8,150-square-foot home was originally built in 1937. Features include six fireplaces, a double-island kitchen, four-season solarium, children’s bunk room and a master suite with his and hers baths.

The estate grounds are dominated by sweeping lawns that spill down from the main, Colonial-style house down to Greenwich Harbor and include a large, water-facing terrace, pool screened by walls and hedges, a walled formal garden and dock.

Sally Maloney of Houlihan Lawrence was the listing agent.

Originally listed at $39.5 million in May 2019, the price was lowered twice before settling on $29.9 million in November of last year.