Welcome to Dun & Dun. I'm Alicia, your hostess on this podcast journey, All Things Dominic Dunn.

Thank you for joining me today for this little bit of a detour. We've talked about so many homes, houses, palaces, estates on this podcast, and the people attached to those homes.

Some made famous for high society things, some made famous for more grisly events.

But do you all know about the last two homes of our man, Dominic Dunn.

Certainly in our journey, we have seen Nick through many domiciles,

from his childhood home in Connecticut to his Los Angeles Walden Drive home. Oh yeah, the penthouse that

he and Lenny had in New York City when they were just starting out. However, his last two homes, I thought today

in this little bit of a journey ride, might warm your hearts as we are heading into this holiday

season. Also, included are a few different spider webs and a shameless plug from me at the end with a really

charming Dominic Dunn story. Let's investigate.

Music Oh, friends, if you have tuned in to Dominic Dunn's power, privilege, and justice,

you have been in the very large sitting room of his rustic Connecticut

retreat. We have seen the room in power privilege and justice that Dominic Dunn is going to

describe to you in this wonderful little piece. It turns out that Dominic Dunn's Connecticut home was featured in

Architectural Digest, all the way back in the May 1992 issue. Here's the beauty of this little piece

from May 1992 in Architectural Digest, is Dominic Dunn wrote it for us.

He is actually the featured writer for his home's profile.

It's so heartwarming.

It's so charming.

Let's go to our man Nick to hear him talk about how he acquired this house, how he loved it and made it his with a little

name dropping along the way. Dunn writes for Architectural Digest. Take the ferry at Chester and

cross the river. There's a crazy looking castle high up on the left. You'll see some wonderful 18th century houses

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