Rug mogul Ben Soleimani buys Wellington mansion as equestrian real estate attracts buyers
Rug designer Ben Soleimani picked up a mansion in Wellington’s Palm Beach Polo and Country Club for $6 million, as South Florida equestrian real estate drives a portion of the luxury market.. Soleimani purchased the home at 12446 Cypress Island Way through a California registered entity, records show. The sellers were Jan and Warren Adelson, owners of Adelson Galleries in New York and Palm Beach. The Adelsons paid $5.9 million for the 0.64-acre property in 2021, according to records. The home, built in 2012, spans 5,900 square feet, putting the latest deal at $1,020 per square foot. The house has […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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