End of an era: Murphy Brown alum Candice Bergen (R) and her second husband Marshall Rose (L) have reportedly put their East Hampton cedar-shingled country house on the market for $18M (pictured in 2017)
Murphy Brown alum Candice Bergen and her second husband Marshall Rose have reportedly put their East Hampton cedar-shingled country house on the market for $18M.
The 74-year-old Oscar nominee moved into the 83-year-old real estate magnate’s cottage after their 2000 wedding following the 1996 death of his first wife Jill, according to Variety.
The 4,500-square-foot property was originally built in the mid-1980s by Jaque T. Robertson, and Candice and Marshall renovated it in 2004.
Bergen and Rose’s 1.8-acre estate boasts five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, as well as a one-bedroom/one-bathroom detached guesthouse.
That lovely Long Island, NY light fills the large living room through floor-to-ceiling windows lining the walls.
It was the perfect spot for the five-time Emmy winner to catch up on her reading alongside her three dogs, including two half-Saint Bernards-half Poodles, Lloyd and Bruce.
Candice apparently ‘loves sitting areas,’ and one of the other little nooks features a fireplace with a carved pine mantel by Francis J. Purcell.
Bergen cooked up a storm in her equally light-filled kitchen featuring a marble-topped island bar as pots and pans hang in a large rack overhead.
The formal dining room borders a book shelf, and the table has a Lee Calicchio chandelier hanging overhead along with horse-shaped folk art.
The back of the house features a Dutch gambrel roof shading the long rear porch featuring dining furniture for warm summer days.
There’s a beautifully bloomed perennial garden designed by Jane Lappin and Arlene Gould and other landscaping by Edmund Hollander.
Making new memories: The 74-year-old Oscar nominee moved into the 83-year-old real estate magnate’s cottage after their 2000 wedding following the 1996 death of his first wife Jill
There’s a shade garden behind a small festive fountain beside the large swimming pool.
The LA native also has a football field-sized manicured lawn – a dream for any dog lover.
Candice also lives in the posh Fifth Avenue apartment Marshall bought back in the late 1970s. It’s the same co-op where former First Lady Jackie Kennedy lived for 30 years.
Bergen became a grandmother for the first time on May 19 when her daughter Chloé Françoise Malle welcomed son Arthur Louis with her husband Graham McGrath Albert.
Foyer: The 4,500-square-foot property was originally built in the mid-1980s by Jaque T. Robertson, and Candice and Marshall renovated it in 2004
Master bedroom: Bergen and Rose’s 1.8-acre estate boasts five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, as well as a one-bedroom/one-bathroom detached guesthouse
Glass house: That lovely Long Island, NY light fills the large living room through floor-to-ceiling windows lining the walls
‘It made me cry,’ the former model said, tearing up with joy, on CBS’ The Talk last Friday.
‘He’s great. His name is Arthur, and he’s just the best. And my daughter [Chloé] is a wonderful mom.’
When co-host Sharon Osbourne asked if she was ever the doting grandmother, Candice sniffed: ‘Well, yes, I am.’
The 35-year-old Vogue Contributing Editor is Bergen’s only child from her 15-year marriage to French filmmaker Louis Malle – who passed away, age 63, from lymphoma in 1995.
The Bergen Bags charity painter is garnering Oscar buzz for her role as Texan lingerie saleswoman Roberta in Let Them All Talk, which started streaming last Thursday on HBO Max.
Steven Soderbergh’s critically-acclaimed comedy aboard the luxury ocean liner Queen Mary 2 also stars Meryl Streep, Lucas Hedges, and Dianne Wiest.
‘Dog day afternoon’: It was the perfect spot for the five-time Emmy winner to catch up on her reading alongside her three dogs, including two half-Saint Bernards-half Poodles, Lloyd and Bruce (pictured August 8)
Have a seat: Candice apprently ‘loves sitting areas,’ and one of the other little nooks features a fireplace with a carved pine mantel by Francis J. Purcell
Hungry? Bergen cooked up a storm in her equally light-filled kitchen featuring a marble-topped island bar as pots and pans hang in a large rack overhead
Light beaming in: The formal dining room borders a book shelf, and the table has a Lee Calicchio chandelier hanging overhead along with horse-shaped folk art
Back view: The back of the house features a Dutch gambrel roof shading the long rear porch featuring dining furniture for warm summer days
Lush: There’s a beautifully bloomed perennial garden designed by Jane Lappin and Arlene Gould and other landscaping by Edmund Hollander
Baby Bellagio: There’s a shade garden behind a small festive fountain beside the large swimming pool
Frisbee time! The LA native also has a football field-sized manicured lawn – a dream for any dog lover
Summering in the Hamptons: Candice also lives in the posh Fifth Avenue apartment Marshall bought back in the late 1970s. It’s the same co-op where former First Lady Jackie Kennedy lived for 30 years
‘GrandCan’: Bergen became a grandmother for the first time on May 19 when her daughter Chloé Françoise Malle welcomed son Arthur Louis with her husband Graham McGrath Albert (pictured June 21)
When co-host Sharon Osbourne (L) asked if she was ever the doting grandmother, Candice sniffed: ‘Well, yes, I am’
Talented ensemble: Steven Soderbergh’s critically-acclaimed comedy aboard the luxury ocean liner Queen Mary 2 also stars Meryl Streep (M), Lucas Hedges (L), and Dianne Wiest (2-R)
