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Singer Jason Derulo sells estate for $1.9M

Coconut Creek mansion spans 11,500 square feet

- By Jennifer Boehm Staff writer jboehm@sun-sentinel.com or 954-356-4527

“This home is truly a masterpiec­e.”

Adi Amuial, who worked on the listing for Miles Goldstein Real Estate

Pop star Jason Derulo, known for hits such as “Wiggle” and “Want to Want Me,” recently sold his Coconut Creek mansion.

The home sold for $1.9 million, making it the second-highest priced sale in the history of the neighborho­od, said Alexander Goldstein, an agent with Miles Goldstein Real Estate and one of the listing agents.

The 11,500-square-foot contempora­ry mansion sits on two acres of lush greenery located directly across from the Adios Golf and Country Club.

“This home is truly a masterpiec­e,” said Adi Amuial, who also works for Miles Goldstein Real Estate and partnered with Goldstein on the listing and sale of the property. “The quality, size and location demanded a tremendous price for this community, and we were glad to see the seller receive such a great number.”

Seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms are inside the home, along with Italian marble floors, a gourmet kitchen, an electric gated entrance and a resort-style backyard and pool bordered by a glass enclosure.

Goldstein said the property’s most unique feature is that half of it is considered a nature preserve.

The house was originally placed on the market earlier this year with an asking price of $2.25 million. Broward County court records show Derulo originally paid $1.75 million for the home in 2012.

Former Miami Dolphins quarterbac­k Dan Marino once owned the property when it was just a lot, which he sold to developers in July 2006 for $575,000.

 ?? MILES GOLDSTEIN REAL ESTATE/COURTESY ?? The 11,500-square-foot contempora­ry mansion sits on two acres of lush greenery located directly across from the Adios Golf and Country Club.
MILES GOLDSTEIN REAL ESTATE/COURTESY The 11,500-square-foot contempora­ry mansion sits on two acres of lush greenery located directly across from the Adios Golf and Country Club.

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