Former Mob Boss Paul Castellano Mansion Relisted for $14 Million After Price Cut
The former mob mansion of Paul Castellano on Staten Island has been relisted for sale at $14 million, following a $4 million price reduction from its previous $18 million asking price.
New York, NY, August 14, 2026 —
The Staten Island property once owned by former Gambino crime family boss Paul Castellano has returned to the market with a significantly reduced price. The mansion is now listed for $14 million, a decrease of $4 million from its previous asking price of $18 million.
The residence, located in the Todt Hill neighborhood, was reportedly acquired by its current owners in 2019 for $4 million. Details regarding any renovations or significant changes made to the property during their ownership were not immediately available. The current listing agent and the owners’ representative were not immediately reachable for comment regarding the price adjustment or the property’s history.
Paul Castellano, a prominent figure in organized crime, resided at the estate until his assassination in 1985. The property has since changed hands multiple times. The previous listing at $18 million was active for an undisclosed period before being taken off the market. The reasons for the recent price reduction were not provided.
The mansion features multiple bedrooms and bathrooms, expansive grounds, and has been a subject of interest due to its historical connection to Castellano. Further details about the specific amenities and features of the property were not disclosed in the current listing information.
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