The Many, Many Homes of Jackie O.

The homes connected to Jackie Kennedy Onassis ranged from apartments in New York City to houses in Georgetown and estates in Newport, R.I. Here’s a look at some of them. By E.B. Solomont Updated Aug. 8, 2023 Tap story

Born into wealth, Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy Onassis lived in exceptional homes . Many of them were legacy properties and, nearly 30 years after her death, are still some of the most coveted real estate in America. Luxury buyers are drawn to their classical style, history and aesthetic. Cecil Stoughton/JFK Presidential Library/AFP/Getty

Here’s a look at some notable properties tied to Jackie over the years:

Lasata | East Hampton, N.Y. As a young child, Jackie spent summers at a lavish estate owned by her paternal grandfather, John Vernou Bouvier Jr. Its name means “place of peace” in the Algonquin language of the native Montaukett people. Geir Magnusson

The estate sat on roughly 14 acres. It was set back from Further Lane and had a long, curving drive and 15-room manor built in the 1910s. Stephen Kent Johnson/OTTO

The house is about 8,500 square feet. It is currently listed for sale at $55 million. Stephen Kent Johnson/OTTO

Lasata, purchased for $24 million in 2018, has been renovated extensively. Stephen Kent Johnson/OTTO

There are beamed ceilings in the dining room, which overlooks the garden. Stephen Kent Johnson/OTTO

There are eight bedrooms in the main house. Stephen Kent Johnson/OTTO Read the full story

Wildmoor | East Hampton, N.Y. Jackie and her parents also summered at this circa-1800s house owned by her paternal grandfather. Rise Media/Sotheby's International Realty

The house is located a few houses down from Grey Gardens, the famed estate once owned by Jackie’s cousins. Rise Media/Sotheby's International Realty

The house is roughly 5,700 square feet. It sold for $6.8 million in 2021. Rise Media/Sotheby's International Realty

Wildmoor has six bedrooms. Rise Media/Sotheby's International Realty

Later, the abstract expressionist Adolph Gottlieb and his wife, Esther Gottlieb, purchased Wildmoor and turned a free-standing carriage house into an art studio. Rise Media/Sotheby's International Realty Read the full story

740 Park Avenue | New York City As a child in the 1930s, Jackie lived in this elegant, limestone-clad building , designed by Rosario Candela and developed by Jackie’s maternal grandfather, James T. Lee. Stan Honda/AFP/Getty

Today the apartment is owned by Jacob M. Safra, an heir to a banking fortune, who purchased it for $25.25 million in 2017. Stan Honda/AFP/Getty

Hammersmith Farm | Newport, R.I. In 1953, Jackie and John Kennedy’s 1,200-person wedding reception took place at this estate overlooking Narragansett Bay. Carol M. Highsmith/Buyenlarge/Getty

It was owned by Jackie's stepfamily, the Auchinclosses. Brooks Kraft/Sygma/Getty

John F. Kennedy, pictured with Jackie in 1962, had an office at Hammersmith. Sygma/Getty Read the full story

Irving Avenue | Hyannis Port, Mass. About three years after getting married, Jackie and John Kennedy bought a house that became part of the famous Kennedy compound . The couple paid $45,948 for the shingled house. Hy Peskin/Getty

The house has about 4,484 square feet of interior space and sits on about 0.81 acres. Hy Peskin/Getty

It remained a summer White House and presidential retreat until Kennedy’s assassination in 1963. Hy Peskin/Getty Read the full story

N Street Compound | Washington, D.C. A Georgetown house where Jackie lived after her husband’s assassination was combined with two adjacent properties after she moved to New York to escape the barrage of tourists that gathered outside. It is currently listed for $19.5 million. Sean Shanahan

She paid about $175,000 for it. Sean Shanahan

In the former Kennedy house, there is a dining room with a gold-leaf ceiling. Sean Shanahan

The entry hall of the former Kennedy house is flooded with light. Sean Shanahan

Underground passageways connect the three homes. Sean Shanahan

There is a patio adjacent to a wood-paneled library. Sean Shanahan

The house has 13 bedrooms and 18 bathrooms. Sean Shanahan

When she left Washington, Jackie purchased a 14-room apartment at 1040 Fifth Avenue, overlooking Central Park and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Jacob Harris/AP See more of her homes

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