A wealthy family owned a private island for over 100 years. They moved south and sold it for $26.5 million.

Source: Business Insider

The Ziegler family is selling their private island in Connecticut for $35 million. Modern Media LLCA family that got rich selling baking powder has sold a private island priced at $35 million. The Ziegler family has owned Hay Island, just off the Connecticut coast, for over a century.

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A wealthy family owned a private island for over 100 years. They moved south and sold it for $26.5 million.

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