In which U.S. state is Tommy Hilfiger's 22-acre estate located?

In which U.S. state is Tommy Hilfiger’s 22-acre estate located? The estate is in Connecticut.

Hilfiger’s former 22-acre property was located in Greenwich, Connecticut, an affluent town on the state’s southwestern coast. The estate stood on Round Hill, one of Greenwich’s highest areas, with views toward Long Island Sound and, in favorable conditions, the Manhattan skyline.

The centerpiece was an English Country-style manor originally designed in 1939 by architect Greville Rickard. Reports described a 13,344-square-foot main house with six bedrooms, multiple fireplaces, a guesthouse, gardens, a koi pond, a pool and spa, and an all-weather tennis court. Hilfiger and his wife, Dee, redecorated the property while preserving its European character.

A common mix-up is New York, because Greenwich is close to New York City and the estate has views toward Manhattan. It is nevertheless in Connecticut, not New York, California, or Florida. The property was listed and sold around 2020–2021, so “Hilfiger’s estate” generally refers to his former Greenwich residence rather than a home he necessarily still owns.