Football hall-of-famer Fran Tarkenton buys Palm Beach mansion for $52M
Pro Football Hall-of-Fame member Fran Tarkenton is moving into Palm Beach with a $51.9 million purchase of a waterfront mansion. The legendary Minnesota Vikings quarterback bought the 8,720-square-foot house at 1620 South Ocean Boulevard from trash tycoon Anthony Lomangino and wife, Lynda. The deal pencils to about $5,950 per square foot. The Lomanginos paid $12.7 million for the property in 2019, records show. They gutted and remodeled the house’s interior, said Jana Scarpa of Compass, who represented them in the 2019 purchase and Tarkenton in the latest trade. “They spared no expense on doing that interior,” she said. The turn-key […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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