Stone Creek Ranch mansion sells for $31M after price cuts
Dan Dagesse, the head of a Northeast car dealership empire, sold his Stone Creek Ranch mansion for $30.5 million. It’s a steep price cut from the $47.5 million Degasse listed it for in May. Records show his LLC sold the home at 16101 Quiet Vista Circle in unincorporated Palm Beach County to David M. and Stephanie A. Fultz. The 17,100-square-foot home sold for $1,784 per square foot. Colleen Keeley Nouhan and Carmen D’Angelo with Premier Estate Properties had the listing, and Michael Costello with Compass brought the buyers. Dagesse is the chairman of Norwood, Massachusetts-based DCD Automotive Holdings, the parent […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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