Trump's Seven Springs estate in Mount Kisco, New York, seen here on Sept. 30, 2020. The Washington Post via Getty Images Trump's children grew up on the estate, and would often visit during the ...

The Trump family is no stranger to luxury, and their collection of homes serves as a testament to their ambition and taste ...

As one of Trump’s more under-the-radar residences, Seven Springs has 60 rooms—15 of which are bedrooms—in addition to a bowling alley and three pools. He reportedly paid $7.5 million for the ...

Donald Trump's Seven Springs estate is so huge that it straddles three towns. The former president could lose it if he fails to pay a £368 million bond by Monday.

Trump valued the 213-acres in Seven Springs at $291 million in 2012. He valued it between $25 and $50 million when he was president. Local tax assessments list the value of the property at $19 ...

Trump's lavish Seven Springs estate under scrutiny by Manhattan district attorney 05:30. Manhattan prosecutors conducting a criminal investigation into possible bank, tax and insurance fraud by ...

It’s sleepy by Donald Trump’s standards, but the former president's century-old estate in New York’s Westchester County could end up being one of his bigger legal nightmares.. Seven Springs ...

In a significant legal move, New York Attorney General Letitia James and her team have initiated steps to seize assets from former President Donald Trump following his inability to post bond in ...

Tax issues also come into play with his Trump Seven Springs property in Westchester County, New York. He represented that estate was worth almost $300 million, based on the notion that the ...

The Trump Organization has owned Seven Springs since 1995, when it purchased the property for $7.5 million. Photo: Johnny Milano/The Washington Post/Getty Images ...

Photo: Johnny Milano for The Washington Post/Getty Images. Manhattan prosecutors have subpoenaed records relating to President Trump’s sprawling Seven Springs estate north of New York City, ...

Subpoenas center on the Trump Organization’s failed efforts to develop the 213-acre property in Westchester County, N.Y., into a luxury subdivision.