The amenities at the late H. Wayne Huizenga’s Fort Lauderdale estate include a resort-style pool with a three-story gazebo that has a curved staircase. Courtesy photo.
The selling price of the expansive estate is much less than the $27 million asking price listed in February.
June 07, 2019 at 11:41 AM
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South Florida real estate reporter
The waterfront Fort Lauderdale mansion that belonged to the late H. Wayne Huizenga, founder of several Fortune 500 companies and professional sports teams, has been sold.
Charles West Jr., who founded and sold Sunrise-based Pet Supermarket, bought the 1.41-acre estate for $16 million from a Huizenga trust Wednesday.
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