Anne Hathaway, stunner, Hollywood celebrity, Academy Award-winner, and the star of Ocean’s 8, is on a high after garnering rave reviews for her performance in the all-female sequel to the Ocean’s trilogy.
The spin-off, which also stars Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett and Rihanna, has topped the US Box Office charts with $41 million on opening weekend,
defeating Solo: A Star Wars Story, Deadpool 2, Hereditary—and Ocean’s Eleven, Ocean’s Twelve and Ocean’s Thirteen.
And while we’re also raving about Anne Hathaway’s performance, we can’t seem to get over her $2.79 million sprawling farmhouse in Westport,
Connecticut, called CompoBello, which the actor purchased in 2017 with husband Adam Shulman.
Anne Hathaway Home: Colonial-Style Farmhouse
Anne Hathaway’s 4,561-square-foot oceanside property in Connecticut was built in 1920 and has plenty of New England charm, with enough character that resembles an English country cottage. Modest white shingles form the exterior of the house, while a red-painted door adds a punch of personality. The door opens up into a classic hall. The living room features a coffered ceiling and French doors, while the grand dining room sports a chunky stone fireplace under a vaulted ceiling with a number of large skylights that allows the entry of natural light. The kitchen has a cozy breakfast area with built-in banquette seating and a family room with a coffered ceiling.
Anne Hathaway Home: Barn-Style Pool House
The bedrooms are divided into two wings on the top floor. The master suite comes with a wardrobe-lined dressing hall and a vintage-style bathroom with elegant black and white checkerboard marble floor tiles. The barn-style pool house, which harks back to the 1920s, measures in at 1,518 square feet. It comes with wide plank oak floorboards, built-in bookshelves, a loft space and a skylight lined cathedral ceiling lined with exposed wood beams. Anne Hathaway and Adam Shulman’s house is as charming as the pair!
Anne Hathaway excitedly shows off her $2.7 million farm in Connecticut
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Source: Los Angeles Times
