Marcus and his wife, Nicola, who in August sold, for a recorded $43 million, their oceanfront mansion at 1075 N. It was bought by communications entrepreneur Jeffrey A. The house at 218 La Puerta Way has five bedrooms and 5,391 total square feet. The landscape was designed by Parker-Yannette Design Group.įrisbie also handled the buyer’s side of the sales on El Pueblo Way and La Puerta Way. Other features include a cabana, a full-house generator, an elevator and a two-car garage. The layout also includes a living room, a formal dining room and a second-floor master bedroom with a terrace overlooking the pool. The sales listing described the house’s “gourmet kitchen” and generously sized family room that accesses a loggia by the lap pool. The house on Indian Road was listed for sale in February at just under $9 million and landed under contract Aug. >RELATED: Read more Palm Beach real estate news Smith led Sotheby’s until the auction house was acquired in October by telecommunications entrepreneur Patrick Drahi. Mashburn and DeWoody couldn’t be reached, and Fitzgibbons declined comment.

Agent Elizabeth DeWoody of Compass Florida handled the buyer’s side, according to the local multiple listing service.įrisbie declined to discuss specifics of the transaction. The latter two houses were designed by architect Patrick Segraves of SKA Architect + Planner.Īs she did in the first two sales, agent Suzanne Frisbie of Premier represented the developer in Friday’s transaction. The seller bought the property from Joann Gersten for a recorded $2.5 million in July 2018, the same month the town's Architectural Commission approved the design with a minor change to its front door.ĭesigned by Roger Janssen of Dailey Janssen Architects, the house was built by Sabatello Construction, which was also the contractor for the houses on El Pueblo Way and La Puerta Way. It was finished this year on a corner lot measuring about three-tenths of an acre, property records show.

The house that sold last week is on the street immediately south of the inlet at the north tip of the island. >RELATED: Developer sells first of two back-to-back spec houses for $6M on Palm Beach’s North End The two houses stand about a half-mile north of the Palm Beach Country Club. Those deeds recorded at $6.04 million and $5.94 million, respectively. In February and June, an ownership entity associated with Mashburn sold two slightly smaller never-lived-in spec houses completed last year on back-to-back properties at 217 El Pueblo Way and 218 La Puerta Way.

Fitzgibbons is a real estate agent with Olshen Group LLC in New York, where she specializes in serving the Westchester, Putnam and Dutchess County markets. He also is a former CEO of Madison Square Garden in New York City. Until last fall, Smith, who goes by Tad, was president and CEO of Sotheby’s auction house. and his wife, Caroline Fitzgibbons, were the buyers, according to the deed filed by the Palm Beach County Clerk. It was sold by 1585 North Lake LLC, a Delaware limited liability company associated in property records with Blackpoint Partners, the New York City real estate investment and management firm co-founded by Mashburn. The property was previously addressed as 1585 N. The two-story house has about 6,108 square feet of living space, inside and out, according to its sales listing. On Friday, a deed recorded at $7.65 million for a five-bedroom house completed this year at 250 Indian Road. But those familiar with the recordings by each artist represented in this collection may be a bit disappointed with this tribute.Development companies linked to real estate investor Mark Mashburn have now sold three North End houses - all built on speculation - since the end of February, courthouse records show. If the intent of this CD is to get classical listeners to check out the original recordings of these jazz giants, it is a resounding success. Likewise, Bolling's rendition of Monk's ''Round About Midnight' is a bit overly dramatic, with occasionally excessive use of the sustain pedal that muddies the sound. He primarily sticks to a stride piano setting, which gives a whole new flavor to Silver's 'The Preacher,' while his interpretations of the works of stride pianists like Smith are technically polished but seem just a tad mechanical, lacking a true improviser's touch. But this 1972 session recorded for Phillips is strictly a solo piano affair in which Bolling salutes the greats of jazz piano, including Duke Ellington, Fats Waller, Thelonious Monk, Willie 'The Lion' Smith, Jelly Roll Morton, Earl Hines, Erroll Garner, and Horace Silver. Claude Bolling is a classical pianist who demonstrated an affinity for jazz with numerous recordings in crossover settings.

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