Golfer Greg Norman has a buyer for his Florida house: the chief of Victoria’s Secret
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Pro golfer Greg Norman is close to bidding adieu to his Jupiter Island compound Tranquility, thanks to Victoria’s Secret chief Les Wexner.
Just days after listing his eight-acre waterfront estate for sale, Norman is entertaining a pending contract from Les Wexner, chairman emeritus of L Brands, owner of Victoria’s Secret. The contract was first reported by The Real Deal.
Norman and his wife, interior designer Kiki Norman, listed their 10-bedroom home in January for $59.9 million. It features 12 bathrooms and six half bathrooms, two wine cellars, two pools and a dock for a 150-foot yacht, with access to the ocean and Intracoastal Waterway.
Norman bought Tranquility in 1991 for $5 million. In 2016, he listed the house for $55 million but took it off the market after it failed to sell.
Wexner, a billionaire retail legend, relinquished his position as CEO of L Brands in 2020. The company founded by his parents in 1963 once owned brands The Limited, Abercrombie and Fitch and Express. The company now owns Bath & Body Works and PINK, along with Victoria’s Secret.
In recent months, Wexner has been under scrutiny for his relationship with his former advisor, the late Jeffrey Epstein.
Jill Hertzberg, broker-associate at Coldwell Banker’s The Jills Zeder Group, and Michelle Thomson, Realtor-associate at Coldwell Banker’s The Thomson Team, are the listing agents. Both declined to comment.
