The luxurious Greenwich, CT, estate of the fashion mogul Tommy Hilfiger has come on the market for $47.5 million.

The property is located at 30 John Street and sits at the summit of Round Hill, the highest point in Greenwich.

The couple purchased the property in 2010 for a little over $31 million, and proceeded to give a total makeover to the mansion, which was built in 1939.

Inside, the décor of the 13,344-square-foot home reflects the couple’s extensive travels. A screening room takes its inspiration from Ms. Hilfiger’s Turkish heritage, with hand-painted fabric walls inspired by tiles the couple saw in a palace in Istanbul.

The large family room has custom plasterwork ceilings and an 18th-century French fireplace. A dramatic carved oak staircase connects the floors.

“This completely renovated and magnificently decorated property is a spectacular English countryside historic landmark,” says the listing agent, Janet Milligan with Sotheby’s International Realty Greenwich Brokerage.

The designer, 69, said he and his wife spent the early months of the pandemic at their home on the Caribbean island of Mustique, according to The Wall Street Journal.

They are now in the process of buying a new Florida home.

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