Historic Westport Property Linked to Phil Donahue Hits the Market
November 27, 2025 - 05:03
The property at 120-122 Beachside Ave. is notable for being the former home of American TV personality Phil Donahue and actress Marlo Thomas. This iconic estate has recently been included in what is being touted as the largest real estate sale in Westport's history.
Situated in a prime location, the property boasts stunning views and ample space, making it a coveted piece of real estate. With its rich history and celebrity connections, the home has attracted significant attention from potential buyers and real estate enthusiasts alike.
The sale marks a significant milestone in the Westport real estate market, highlighting the area's appeal and the demand for luxury properties. As the transaction unfolds, many are eager to see who will become the next steward of this storied residence. The legacy of Donahue and Thomas adds a unique charm to the property, making it not just a home, but a piece of television history.
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