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Report: Rosie O'Donnell’s New Jersey House To Be Demolished And Transformed Into Affordable Housing

Rosie O'Donnell is no longer a New Jersey homeowner and her former Saddle River mansion is being demolished to become affordable housing.

April 9, 2021

Rosie O’Donnell is no longer a New Jersey home owner and her former Saddle River mansion is being demolished and turned into affordable housing.

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According to reports from the New York Post, O’Donnell’s six-bedroom, nine-bathroom mansion was sold at a $1 million loss for $5.3 million after it sat on the market for five years. The five-acre lot that belonged to O’Donnell will be turned into 60 affordable housing units after a fair housing court settlement between the borough of Saddle River and the Fair Housing Center of NJ.

O’Donnell’s former estate was over 9,000 square feet and included amenities such as a basketball court, an in-ground pool with a grotto waterfall and a Jacuzzi spa.

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