The Hamptons property of a hedge-funder murdered allegedly by his adult son after the father cut his allowance sold recently for nearly $10 million — without its mansion.
Buyers of the Wainscott lot owned by the late Thomas Gilbert Sr. plucked down about $9.75 million for the exclusive locale, but had its 3,700-square-foot house razed as part of the sale, sources close to the deal told The Post.
It wasn’t clear whether the husband-and-wife buyers demolished Gilbert’s pad to build their own home or to avoid a nearly $100,000 state “mansion tax.”
Crews demolished Gilbert’s 1980 home, which had included five bedrooms, four bathrooms and two fireplaces, earlier this month.
The Hamptons getaway had been on the market since at least 2012, once with an asking price of $12.5 million. It comes with community tennis courts, ocean beaches and access to Georgica Pond.
Gilbert Sr. was killed in Manhattan on Jan. 5, 2015, by Thomas Gilbert Jr., authorities say. Gilbert Jr. is awaiting trial.