Gov. Hogan Sells Edgewater Home For $1.35M, Look Inside

EDGEWATER, MD — Gov. Larry Hogan and his wife, Yumi, sold their Edgewater home last year, a new report says, but they're not homeless. Maryland law requires the current governor to live in the state-owned mansion in Annapolis, and the couple also owns a condo in Ocean City, according to Maryland Matters.

The four-bedroom, five bath house on a two-acre peninsula overlooking Beard’s Creek at 3155 Rolling Road had been listed at $1.6 million and was sold for $1.35 million, the political website says. Maryland Matters says Gov. Hogan disclosed the sale in his 2017 filing with the State Ethics Commission for the first time.

Hogan’s spokesman, Douglass Mayer, told the website the Hogans have not bought another house.

The governor and his wife bought the Edgewater home in 2004 for $825,000 and initially listed it last year for $1.595 million, says The Washington Post.

Realtor.com described the house in its May 2016 listing this way:

Incredible, one of a kind private 2+ acre peninsula with 4,800+ square foot custom home surrounded by water on 3 sides. Expanded & Rebuilt in 06. 780 feet of protected waterfront shoreline. Walls of glass, panoramic water views from every light filled room. Sunrises and sunsets over the water. Exquisite attention to detail will appeal to the most sophisticated of tastes! Private pier with 2 slips.

The real estate website says the sale took place in November 2016.

Photos of Gov. Larry Hogan's former Edgewater home courtesy of Realtor.com