The Hamptons House Where Jackie Kennedy Onassis Learned to Ride Horses is For Sale! ($1.9m)

The horse haven situated in East Hampton, NY, where Jackie Kennedy Onassis learned to ride horses has come onto the market and can be yours if you have $1.99m. Referred to as the Abraham Baker House, this cozy homestead was built 1745. The founders of the Riding Club of East Hampton purchased the house in 1924, and turned it into a clubhouse for their members, one of which was Jackie Kennedy Onassis’ family, the Bouvier’s.

Jackie was born in the summer of 1929 in Southampton, NY, just a short 20 minute drive from the riding club in East Hampton, NY. While Jackie and her family lived primarily in New York City, during the summer months they flocked to the East End to enjoy the sun, beach, and acres of countryside where they could ride their horses. Jackie and her family spent countless hours on the property mingling and learning how to ride horses; rumor has it, Jackie was taking riding lessons at the age of 2 at the Abraham Baker House!

The Abraham Baker House sits on .9 acres of land and is a very rare find as it is a Historic Landmark with approval to build a second structure on the property or a pool! The pre-Revolution historic shingle-style house has three bedrooms, three bathrooms, two fireplaces, and a large outdoor patio.

It was just under a year ago when Jackie’s Hamptons home, the Wildmoor Estate, where she would visit her grandfather growing up, came onto the market for 7.5m.