Eddie Murphy’s Englewood Mansion Sells for $10.4M

Eddie Murphy’s sprawling estate in Englewood’s exclusive East Hill section has sold for $10.4 million and reports link the sale to Grammy-winner Alicia Keys.

The $10.42 million deal closed significantly below the original $30 million asking price, reports NorthJersey.com. Records show the 13,000-square-foot Brayton Street home was purchased by Todd Gelfand, who is a business manager for Keys and trustee of the Honeycomb Trust.

Keys and her husband, producer Swizz Beatz, were moving into the 32-room Englewood mansion from New York City, sources told the New York Post in October. The Honeycomb Trust was reportedly used to sell the couple’s posh Soho apartment.

In March, TMZ reported Keys was using a giant crane to move from the Manhattan penthouse to new digs in Englewood. The 5-acre property includes an indoor pool, bowling alley and recording studio, according to real estate listings.