A Westport, Conn., home where Phil Donahue and Marlo Thomas once lived is coming on the market for $28 million
The former home of Phil Donahue and Marlo Thomas in Westport, Conn., is going on the market for $28 million. Overlooking Long Island Sound, the home is on tony Beachside Avenue, where residents include billionaire Marc Lasry and until recently, Harvey Weinstein.
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