Wanna a Connecticut “castle” for 32 percent off?

The disgraced hedge fund investor Alphonse “Buddy” Fletcher may have just the place for you.

Fletcher’s seven-bedroom, 10-bath “Hidden Valley Castle” in leafy Litchfield County has been marked down to $6 million from its 2013 listed price of $8.85 million.

But you better hurry.

Agent David Bain of Bain Real Estate told The Post on Friday that two prospects are “very serious” about buying the 8,400-square-foot estate.

Fletcher, whose hedge fund collapsed into bankruptcy in 2012, is also seeing his apartment in the storied Dakota co-op go on the block.

Brown Harris Stevens broker John Burger listed the seven-room, fifth-floor apartment on Thursday for $12.5 million.

It has a “spacious layout with three major rooms facing Central Park above the tree line,” the listing touts.

The apartment went on the block after a state judge approved the move to help pay for Fletcher’s unpaid maintenance and assessment fees.

Any additional funds will go to creditors of Fletcher’s former fund, who are owed roughly $50 million.

Fletcher now lives in San Francisco with his wife, Ellen Pao, who in 2014 lost a widely followed gender discrimination suit against venture-capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers.