NEW YORK — Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo purchased a palatial $7.4 million home on Long Island earlier this year through a limited liability company, according to two people with knowledge of the transaction.
The home, set on a private 4-acre lot in Southampton, was purchased in June — a year after he was defeated by Zohran Mamdani for the Democratic mayoral nomination in New York City. Property records filed with the Suffolk County Clerk’s Office indicate the property was acquired for $7,350,000 by a limited liability company. It was purchased without any mortgage on file as of early this month, suggesting the deal was made in cash.
The former governor purchased four lots with two homes on it that he believes will be an investment property, according to a person close to the governor. He also maintains an apartment in Manhattan…