Snapple House lists for sale at $15 million for the first time

5 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 27

Located in Hewlett Bay Park, Long Island, the 11,000-square-foot waterfront home belonged to Snapple co-founder Hyman Golden and his wife Mitzi.
The property, featuring five bedrooms, a dock, and an outdoor pool, is the area's most expensive listing and could break the local home-sale record of $9.5 million.
Built in the 1990s after Snapple's sale to Quaker Oats, the house became known for its Snapple-filled wine cellar and large family gatherings before the Goldens' deaths.

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