Walton Goggins' 'Fallout' Home In Old Westbury Hits Market For $4.25M

OLD WESTBURY, NY — An Old Westbury estate featured in Amazon's 'Fallout' series starring Walton Goggins has hit the market for $4.25 million, with Michael Misiti of Compass representing the listing.

It's not the first time Long Island has caught Hollywood's attention, with several of the region's grand estates serving as backdrops for popular films and television shows over the years.

The five-bedroom, nine-bathroom modern home served as the pre-apocalyptic residence of the fictional character Cooper Howard, played by Walton Goggins.

Designed in 1977 by American architect Norman Jaffe, the estate sits on 2.02 acres on Horseshoe Road in the Stone Arches neighborhood, according to Compass.

The home features a foyer with a 30-foot ceiling and skylight, curved walls, and pine ceilings. Outside, the property boasts a heated gunite swimming pool, three fireplaces, and 50-year-old Japanese maple trees.

Just a short drive from Old Westbury, two Old Brookville homes appeared in major Hollywood productions: the Byrnes family home in the 2000 comedy "Meet the Parents" and the home of Jordan Belfort in "The Wolf of Wall Street."

Some of Long Island's grand estates have also become popular destinations for weddings, luncheons, private events, and more. The Mansion at Glen Cove, for example, has appeared in more than a dozen productions, while Oheka Castle in Huntington has been featured in productions including "Gossip Girl" and Taylor Swift's "Blank Space" music video.

More information about the Old Westbury estate can be found online on Compass.

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