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Little Ferry man tries breaking into $48.9 million Frick Estate in Alpine for second time, police say

YOU READ IT HERE FIRST: Alpine police called by a property manager arrested a Little Ferry man this weekend who they said tried to break into the Frick Estate — the most expensive home on the Bergen County real estate market — for the second time in less than three weeks.

Photo Credit: Courtesy BERGEN COUNTY SHERIFF

Police were called at 7:41 p.m. by the manager of the massive stone mansion off Closter Dock Road after he grabbed Ho Jin Lee trying to break in through a rear window, Police Chief Christopher Belcolle told CLIFFVIEW PILOT this morning.

Lee was being held on $35,000 bail in the Bergen County Jail, charged with burglary, trespassing, criminal mischief and assault on police.

Builty by developer Richard Kurtz, the 30,000-square-foot, four-level home covers baosts a dozen bathrooms, 19 bedroms four kitchens, a grand ballroom, a 4,000-bottle wine cellar, a movide theater, three bars an indoor basketball court and a 65-foot salt water swimming pool.

It’s been the site of Facebook president Sean Parker’s engagement party and reportedly pursued for purchase by billionaire Google co-founder Sergey Brin.

Asking price: $48.88 million (down from an original $68 million five years ago).

Belcolle thanked Closter and North Vale police for their assistance.

MUGSHOT: Courtesy BERGEN COUNTY SHERIFF

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