Is Bruce Springsteen Leaving New Jersey For Florida?
Not full time, he still has his home in Rumson, but Bruce Springsteen did buy a 4.6 million dollar home in the equestrian community of Wellington in Florida.
Bruce Springsteen bought a five-bedroom, six-bath home at 3561 Ambassador Road in Wellington from William Farish, Jr., and his wife, Kelley, for $4.6 million on Sept. 26.
According to the Daily Business Review, Springsteen purchased the property through an entity titled Stone Hill Trust.
The 5,946-square-foot home is in the Equestrian Club Estates subdivision, which is home to the the annual Winter Equestrian Festival. Springsteen’s 15-year-old daughter, Jessica, is an equestrian. South Florida Real Estate News.
The idea of the Boss leaving New Jersey is antithetical as he is the poster boy for the state. However, as coming from that region of the country, I do know that once you retire all your friends move to Florida.
So maybe Bruce is just getting a head start.
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Comment by Rhea on 19 November 2008:
You’re right. If you come from Central Jersey (as the Boss and I do), you go to Florida at some point late in life.