Hogans Buy $1.1M Mansion In Davidsonville

DAVIDSONVILLE, MD — Gov. Larry Hogan and first lady Yumi Hogan bought a $1.1 million mansion in Davidsonville. The couple finalized the purchase on Jan. 12, Maryland property records show. The Baltimore Business Journal first reported the sale on Monday.

The home spans 5,642 square feet and sits on 5.92 acres. It has five bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.

A private drive approaches the house, which was built in 1993. To the left lies a small pond. Straight ahead, the pavement transitions to brick before the circular driveway.

Interior highlights include a two-story family room, a wet bar and a kitchen with dual ovens. The owner's suite has a fireplace, a walk-in closet room and a marble-style bathroom.

The house is located at 3415 Timberlake Farm Road, Davidsonville, Maryland 21035. Pictures of the home are available here.

The Hogans bought the estate from representatives of Josephine Lucente, state documents note.

Lucente lived on the property with her husband, Giovanni "John" Lucente. Legacy.com explained that John Lucente died in August 2016. Josephine Lucente followed last June, the website informed.

The Hogans still live in the governor's mansion, directly across from the statehouse in Downtown Annapolis. The family will relocate when the governor finishes his second term in 2023. Some supporters predict that he will run for president in 2024.

Larry Hogan makes $180,000 a year as governor. He is also the founder of Hogan Companies. The local real estate developer does not list Larry Hogan as a member of its leadership team.

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