Former Goldman Sachs Partner Is Having Trouble Selling His Glorious 7-Bedroom Vacation Home In South Carolina

Would you like a home on South Carolina's Kiawah island? How about one with tons of office space and a humidor for cigar storage?

Very attractive, of course, even more so because it's on sale.

Former Golman Sachs Partner Jeffrey Weingarten has reduced the price of his vacation home from $26 million to $18 million, according to the WSJ.

And he's also chaged broker. The house used to be listed with Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty and now it's with Cynthia Noble.