In 1900, two years before he would be named the president of American Radiator (the predecessor to American Standard), Clarence Wolley built a Tuscan-style estate in Greenwich, Conn. Now its latest owners, Andrew and Judith Ban, entrepreneurs who founded the wholesale jewelry line Leslie's Jewelry, are putting the house on the market for $12.995 million after living in it for 25 years. (They bought the main house in 1991 for $2.9 million.)
"We're leaving now because my daughter moved out to the city," said Andrew Ban. "For just the two of us, the house is way too big."
