Mitt Romney’s former Belmont home for rent
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Mitt Romney’s former Belmont home for rent
The former Belmont home of 2012 presidential candidate and Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney can be yours temporarily for $2,200 a night, $325 per hour, or $25,000 a month. The owner, who purchased the home for $3.5 million from Romney in April 2009 according to MassLandRecords.com, has opted to rent it rather than sell it.
The six-bedroom, six-bathroom, 7,600-square-foot home sits on more than two acres of land at 171 Marsh St. and has an in-ground pool and tennis courts.
It was the most expensive home sold in Belmont’s history until 2017 when a home at 5 Sumner Lane sold for $3.75 million.
Currently, the highest price paid for a single-family home in Belmont is 9 Sumner Lane, which sold for $6.45 million in February 2019.
Romney lived in the house with his wife, Ann, and their four sons for 20 years. He purchased it in October 1989 for $1.25 million. He later moved to Utah, where he has served as a U.S. senator since 2019.
Romney was the Republican nominee for president in 2012. He lost to incumbent Democrat Barack Obama.
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Location for corporate events, reunions and celebrations
Beth O’Brien, of Senne, the agent listing the home for rent since January 2022, said it has been rented by businesses for corporate retreats, and by families and friends for reunions, celebrations and holiday gatherings. It’s also been used for the filming of a commercial and an interview.
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