Riggi home in Saratoga springs New York

Price Drop! Exquisite Riggi Palace Now Yours for a Cool $12M!
Price Drop! Exquisite Riggi Palace Now Yours for a Cool $12M!
Price Drop! Exquisite Riggi Palace Now Yours for a Cool $12M!
Back in December, we highlighted this absolute gem of a home in Saratoga Springs that listed for $18 million dollars. According to sources, there's been a 25% price drop so if you have a cool $12M burning a hole in your pocket, it may be worthy of a walk-through. Or...
Riggi Palace $18M Jewel of Saratoga Springs is Back on the Market!
Riggi Palace $18M Jewel of Saratoga Springs is Back on the Market!
Riggi Palace $18M Jewel of Saratoga Springs is Back on the Market!
Back in November, we highlighted this absolute gem of a home in Saratoga Springs that listed for $18 million dollars. When we published the story over a month ago, it was after we learned that its owner, Saratoga socialite Michele Riggi had an acceptable offer for the famed "Pallazo Riggi"...
Saratoga Socialite to Sell Exquisite Riggi Palace! Offer Sits at $18M!
Saratoga Socialite to Sell Exquisite Riggi Palace! Offer Sits at $18M!
Saratoga Socialite to Sell Exquisite Riggi Palace! Offer Sits at $18M!
Socialite Gets $18M Offer for Her Exquisite Estate Described as the Crown Jewel of Saratoga! The exquisite "Riggi Palace" located in Upstate New York has been nicknamed the "Jewel of Saratoga" and you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone who will argue with you about that...
Inside the Palatial Estate of a Saratoga Socialite and Her 40 Dogs
Inside the Palatial Estate of a Saratoga Socialite and Her 40 Dogs
Inside the Palatial Estate of a Saratoga Socialite and Her 40 Dogs
"Pallazo Riggi" is the nickname that Ron and Michele Riggi have given their 25,000 sq. ft., 5 bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms, luxurious mansion that sits on approximately 8 acres in Saratoga Springs, New York. The multi-million dollar Riggi Palace features a sprawling, heated lawn so that the 40 or so dogs they own have a place to do their business without getting their paws cold during Upstate