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The '''Angelo Bruno residence''' is | The '''Angelo Bruno residence''' is an 11,000 square-foot 3-bedroom, 6-bath residence at 2732 [[Old Trace Road]] off [[Caldwell Mill Road]] in the [[Abingdon]] section of [[Vestavia Hills]]. | ||
The | It was built in [[1991]] for [[Bruno's]] chairman [[Angelo Bruno]], who died that December in a corporate plane crash in Georgia. It was later occupied by his widow, [[Ann Marie Bruno|Ann Marie Messina Bruno]]. | ||
The house was built to commercial standards with steel and concrete framework. The interiors are accented with mahogany paneling and artistically-painted ceilings. | |||
The 19-acre property includes a swimming pool, guest house, 6-car garage and a stable. It was purchased in [[2015]] by [[Gene Renfroe]]. | |||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
* "Alabama's most expensive homes: Details and photos that will make you say 'wow'." (July 17, 2011) | * "Alabama's most expensive homes: Details and photos that will make you say 'wow'." (July 17, 2011) {{BN}} | ||
* Fitzgibbon, Susan (n.d.) "A Work of Art." ARC Realty flyer | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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[[Category:Old Trace Road]] | [[Category:Old Trace Road]] | ||
[[Category:1991 buildings]] | [[Category:1991 buildings]] | ||
[[Category: | [[Category:Vestavia Hills houses]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:29, 7 April 2021
The Angelo Bruno residence is an 11,000 square-foot 3-bedroom, 6-bath residence at 2732 Old Trace Road off Caldwell Mill Road in the Abingdon section of Vestavia Hills.
It was built in 1991 for Bruno's chairman Angelo Bruno, who died that December in a corporate plane crash in Georgia. It was later occupied by his widow, Ann Marie Messina Bruno.
The house was built to commercial standards with steel and concrete framework. The interiors are accented with mahogany paneling and artistically-painted ceilings. The 19-acre property includes a swimming pool, guest house, 6-car garage and a stable. It was purchased in 2015 by Gene Renfroe.
References
- "Alabama's most expensive homes: Details and photos that will make you say 'wow'." (July 17, 2011) The Birmingham News
- Fitzgibbon, Susan (n.d.) "A Work of Art." ARC Realty flyer