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The Hollywood producer behind National Treasure has his impressive $6.49 million mansion in Southampton destroyed in a fire
- Oren Aviv’s $6.49 million Southampton mansion located at 144 Edge Wood Road was burned to the ground on Friday morning
- Neither Aviv, 61, nor her family were home when the fire broke out at 12:30 a.m.
- Authorities said firefighters spent four hours trying to put out the inferno.
- The film producer is known for his work on the ‘National Treasure’ films starring Nicolas Cage which aired in 2004 and 2007.
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Movie producer Oren Aviv’s $6.49 million mansion burned to the ground after a fire broke out early Friday morning.
Aviv, 61, was not home when the fire broke out on her nearly three-acre property located at 144 Edge of Woods Road at 12:30 am. His wife Katie Locke Aviv and his three daughters were also out.
Authorities said Aviv’s house, which appeared to be under construction, took four hours to burn and the structure was completely destroyed, according to nbc. The cause of the fire is unknown.
The film producer is known for his work on Disney’s ‘National Treasure’ films starring Nicolas Cage which aired in 2004 and 2007.
Oren Aviv’s $6.49 million Southampton mansion located at 144 Edge Wood Road was burned to the ground on Friday morning
Aviv, 61, was not home when the fire broke out at 12:30 a.m.
Aviv’s nine-bedroom, nine-bathroom million-dollar home sits in one of New York’s most expensive neighborhoods.
The elegant property of approximately 2.7 acres featured a wooden entry gate leading to the driveway and a resort pool in the middle of a private backyard.
Also featured on the property is a two car detached garage with a guest house.
The property was for sale until Aviv bought it in June.
Realtors on Zillow described the property as having “spacious first and second floor terraces, draped in wisteria and overlooking the fabulous gardens and sparkling pool.”
It was also described as an “ideal getaway”.
The quirky home was built in the 1920s, but has since been renovated to accommodate more recent design appeals.
Authorities said firefighters spent four hours trying to put out the inferno.
Aviv’s 9-bedroom, 9-bathroom million-dollar home is located in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in New York.
The roughly 2.7-acre property featured a wooden entry gate leading to the driveway and a resort-style pool in the middle of a private backyard.
The quirky home was built in the 1920s, but has since been renovated to accommodate more recent design appeals.