Pandemic Claims Life of Pensacola’s Fred Levin
Famed trial lawyer was a champion of preparation
Updated January 13, 2021 — Fred Levin, who achieved a reputation as one of the country’s top trial attorneys, died Jan. 12 at age 83, a victim of the COVID-19 pandemic. Throughout his life, Levin commanded attention as a plaintiff’s lawyer, yes, and also as a personality, philanthropist and, at times, a provocateur. He loved Pensacola and he loved the law. He contributed millions of dollars to cancer research, to the University of West Florida and to the University of Florida, whose law school bears his name. His legacy demonstrates in dramatic fashion the capacity of America to reward handsomely persistence, perspicacity and an acceptable degree of chutzpah. The following story about Mr. Levin appeared in Emerald Coast magazine in August 2018.
Article originally published August 1, 2018
Legendary Fred Levin Has Had A Long Streak of Luck and Good Ties
The harder you work, says Levin, the luckier you get.
Fred Levin freely admits that he has been lucky.
But he has found, too, that the harder you work, the luckier you get.
He achieved national prominence in 1980 when, representing surviving members of the Dr. Jon Thorshov family of Pensacola, he won a $20 million verdict that included what was the largest compensatory award in U.S. history at the time.
Thorshov and his wife died when a train operated by the L & N Railroad derailed, spilling toxic anhydrous ammonia near the doctor’s home. His two children, ages 4 and 1 at the time, were seriously injured.
“Plaintiff’s lawyers like me will tell you that becoming successful has a lot to do with getting the right case at the right time,” Levin said.
“Just about any lawyer could have won a $20 million judgment in the L & N Case, and it’s likely that a very good lawyer could have gotten $30 or $40 million.
But I had the case and I benefitted from a public relations standpoint because people assume that big awards result from the best representation.”
To young lawyers, Levin, 81, emphasizes not luck, but the importance of preparation.
“When opportunities do present themselves, you must be prepared to take advantage of them,” Levin said. “If you are a brilliant legal mind, fine, but if you are someone like me, you need to prepare constantly.
“I am never taken by surprise in a courtroom,” Levin said. “I always feel like I am the champion, I am Muhammad Ali. I am in control.”
Has Levin, at any point, felt like he was in over his head?
“Up until the present time, no.”
But Levin has learned that there are things he cannot control. In January 2016 while at work, he suffered a seizure and subsequently was diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer.
Tumors were removed from his brain and lungs. Now two and a half years later, he is cancer free, a status that is verified every three months with visits to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.
Anti-seizure medications have prevented a recurrence of that problem.
A Stage 4 diagnosis usually means a prognosis of eight or nine months left to live,” Levin said. “I feel fortunate to be here.”
And, he is grateful for the example of his father. Levin was among six boys born to Rose and Abe Levin.
Dad was a pawnbroker with a shop on Palafox Street in Pensacola.
He worked seven days a week to ensure that his sons — one died young — would benefit by college educations.
Three became attorneys, another became a medical doctor and the fifth was a highly successful businessman.
“My father’s philosophy was that if you are fortunate enough to have assets over and above what you need to take care of your family, you should engage in philanthropy,” Levin said. “And do it while you’re living so that you can enjoy seeing the fruits of your gifts.”
Levin has spectacularly heeded that advice and schools, athletic programs and hospitals, in Florida and elsewhere, have benefitted.
For Pensacola, however, Levin reserves a special fondness.
“It’s a small town that has everything that I could ever want,” Levin reflected. “Sports, culture, history, schools. It’s a hidden gem and people here get along so well. I feel very fortunate that this was the community where I grew up.”
Read more about the legacy book for noted attorney and philanthropist Fred Levin here and see a glimpse of Fred Levin’s life and accomplishments below.
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Fred Levin with his family.
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Mr. Levin received his undergraduate degree from the University of Florida in 1958, and graduated number three in his law school class from the University of Florida in 1961. Since that time, Mr. Levin, along with his late brother David, and law partner, the late Lefferts L. Mabie, Jr., have gifted a number of professorships and a Chair at the University of Florida law school. Additionally, in 1998, Mr. Levin gave the University of Florida law school the largest cash donation ever given to a public law school. In 1999, the law school name was officially changed to the University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law. In 2009, Mr. Levin gave another large cash gift to the law school to have a state-of-the-art trial advocacy facility built.Mr. Levin received his undergraduate degree from the University of Florida in 1958, and graduated number three in his law school class from the University of Florida in 1961. Since that time, Mr. Levin, along with his late brother David, and law partner, the late Lefferts L. Mabie, Jr., have gifted a number of professorships and a Chair at the University of Florida law school. Additionally, in 1998, Mr. Levin gave the University of Florida law school the largest cash donation ever given to a public law school. In 1999, the law school name was officially changed to the University of Florida Fredric G. Levin College of Law. In 2009, Mr. Levin gave another large cash gift to the law school to have a state-of-the-art trial advocacy facility built.
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Fred Levin’s exquisite former home at Deer Point is one of the largest and most opulent private residences ever built on the Gulf Coast. The Phoenix sat perfectly situated at the tip of the southern-facing peninsula on Santa Rosa Sound in Gulf Breeze, with panoramic views of Pensacola and Pensacola Beach. This palatial estate was the scene of numerous parties and extravagant events often seen only in the movies. Guests could arrive by land or sea to this 26,000-square-foot palace with 47 rooms, marble floors, 12 full-time staff, six wet bars, private home theater, and immense wine cellar. On Sept. 16, 2004, Hurricane Ivan made landfall on the Gulf Coast and devastated everything in its path. Pensacola and surrounding communities were hit especially hard. Workplaces and homes alike were ruined by the torrent. No one escaped unscathed, including Fred Levin and his family. The entirety of The Phoenix estate was washed away by the storm —a testament to the awesome power of nature. However, what seemed to be a knockout blow was turned into an opportunity for a new beginning. Levin and his beloved Pensacola community not only survived the destruction, but rebounded and thrived anew.Fred Levin’s exquisite former home at Deer Point is one of the largest and most opulent private residences ever built on the Gulf Coast. The Phoenix sat perfectly situated at the tip of the southern-facing peninsula on Santa Rosa Sound in Gulf Breeze, with panoramic views of Pensacola and Pensacola Beach. This palatial estate was the scene of numerous parties and extravagant events often seen only in the movies. Guests could arrive by land or sea to this 26,000-square-foot palace with 47 rooms, marble floors, 12 full-time staff, six wet bars, private home theater, and immense wine cellar. On Sept. 16, 2004, Hurricane Ivan made landfall on the Gulf Coast and devastated everything in its path. Pensacola and surrounding communities were hit especially hard. Workplaces and homes alike were ruined by the torrent. No one escaped unscathed, including Fred Levin and his family. The entirety of The Phoenix estate was washed away by the storm —a testament to the awesome power of nature. However, what seemed to be a knockout blow was turned into an opportunity for a new beginning. Levin and his beloved Pensacola community not only survived the destruction, but rebounded and thrived anew.
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Fred Levin’s exquisite former home at Deer Point is one of the largest and most opulent private residences ever built on the Gulf Coast. The Phoenix sat perfectly situated at the tip of the southern-facing peninsula on Santa Rosa Sound in Gulf Breeze, with panoramic views of Pensacola and Pensacola Beach. This palatial estate was the scene of numerous parties and extravagant events often seen only in the movies. Guests could arrive by land or sea to this 26,000-square-foot palace with 47 rooms, marble floors, 12 full-time staff, six wet bars, private home theater, and immense wine cellar. On Sept. 16, 2004, Hurricane Ivan made landfall on the Gulf Coast and devastated everything in its path. Pensacola and surrounding communities were hit especially hard. Workplaces and homes alike were ruined by the torrent. No one escaped unscathed, including Fred Levin and his family. The entirety of The Phoenix estate was washed away by the storm —a testament to the awesome power of nature. However, what seemed to be a knockout blow was turned into an opportunity for a new beginning. Levin and his beloved Pensacola community not only survived the destruction, but rebounded and thrived anew.Fred Levin’s exquisite former home at Deer Point is one of the largest and most opulent private residences ever built on the Gulf Coast. The Phoenix sat perfectly situated at the tip of the southern-facing peninsula on Santa Rosa Sound in Gulf Breeze, with panoramic views of Pensacola and Pensacola Beach. This palatial estate was the scene of numerous parties and extravagant events often seen only in the movies. Guests could arrive by land or sea to this 26,000-square-foot palace with 47 rooms, marble floors, 12 full-time staff, six wet bars, private home theater, and immense wine cellar. On Sept. 16, 2004, Hurricane Ivan made landfall on the Gulf Coast and devastated everything in its path. Pensacola and surrounding communities were hit especially hard. Workplaces and homes alike were ruined by the torrent. No one escaped unscathed, including Fred Levin and his family. The entirety of The Phoenix estate was washed away by the storm —a testament to the awesome power of nature. However, what seemed to be a knockout blow was turned into an opportunity for a new beginning. Levin and his beloved Pensacola community not only survived the destruction, but rebounded and thrived anew.
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Fred Levin’s exquisite former home at Deer Point is one of the largest and most opulent private residences ever built on the Gulf Coast. The Phoenix sat perfectly situated at the tip of the southern-facing peninsula on Santa Rosa Sound in Gulf Breeze, with panoramic views of Pensacola and Pensacola Beach. This palatial estate was the scene of numerous parties and extravagant events often seen only in the movies. Guests could arrive by land or sea to this 26,000-square-foot palace with 47 rooms, marble floors, 12 full-time staff, six wet bars, private home theater, and immense wine cellar. On Sept. 16, 2004, Hurricane Ivan made landfall on the Gulf Coast and devastated everything in its path. Pensacola and surrounding communities were hit especially hard. Workplaces and homes alike were ruined by the torrent. No one escaped unscathed, including Fred Levin and his family. The entirety of The Phoenix estate was washed away by the storm —a testament to the awesome power of nature. However, what seemed to be a knockout blow was turned into an opportunity for a new beginning. Levin and his beloved Pensacola community not only survived the destruction, but rebounded and thrived anew.Fred Levin’s exquisite former home at Deer Point is one of the largest and most opulent private residences ever built on the Gulf Coast. The Phoenix sat perfectly situated at the tip of the southern-facing peninsula on Santa Rosa Sound in Gulf Breeze, with panoramic views of Pensacola and Pensacola Beach. This palatial estate was the scene of numerous parties and extravagant events often seen only in the movies. Guests could arrive by land or sea to this 26,000-square-foot palace with 47 rooms, marble floors, 12 full-time staff, six wet bars, private home theater, and immense wine cellar. On Sept. 16, 2004, Hurricane Ivan made landfall on the Gulf Coast and devastated everything in its path. Pensacola and surrounding communities were hit especially hard. Workplaces and homes alike were ruined by the torrent. No one escaped unscathed, including Fred Levin and his family. The entirety of The Phoenix estate was washed away by the storm —a testament to the awesome power of nature. However, what seemed to be a knockout blow was turned into an opportunity for a new beginning. Levin and his beloved Pensacola community not only survived the destruction, but rebounded and thrived anew.
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Fred Levin’s exquisite former home at Deer Point is one of the largest and most opulent private residences ever built on the Gulf Coast. The Phoenix sat perfectly situated at the tip of the southern-facing peninsula on Santa Rosa Sound in Gulf Breeze, with panoramic views of Pensacola and Pensacola Beach. This palatial estate was the scene of numerous parties and extravagant events often seen only in the movies. Guests could arrive by land or sea to this 26,000-square-foot palace with 47 rooms, marble floors, 12 full-time staff, six wet bars, private home theater, and immense wine cellar. On Sept. 16, 2004, Hurricane Ivan made landfall on the Gulf Coast and devastated everything in its path. Pensacola and surrounding communities were hit especially hard. Workplaces and homes alike were ruined by the torrent. No one escaped unscathed, including Fred Levin and his family. The entirety of The Phoenix estate was washed away by the storm —a testament to the awesome power of nature. However, what seemed to be a knockout blow was turned into an opportunity for a new beginning. Levin and his beloved Pensacola community not only survived the destruction, but rebounded and thrived anew.Fred Levin’s exquisite former home at Deer Point is one of the largest and most opulent private residences ever built on the Gulf Coast. The Phoenix sat perfectly situated at the tip of the southern-facing peninsula on Santa Rosa Sound in Gulf Breeze, with panoramic views of Pensacola and Pensacola Beach. This palatial estate was the scene of numerous parties and extravagant events often seen only in the movies. Guests could arrive by land or sea to this 26,000-square-foot palace with 47 rooms, marble floors, 12 full-time staff, six wet bars, private home theater, and immense wine cellar. On Sept. 16, 2004, Hurricane Ivan made landfall on the Gulf Coast and devastated everything in its path. Pensacola and surrounding communities were hit especially hard. Workplaces and homes alike were ruined by the torrent. No one escaped unscathed, including Fred Levin and his family. The entirety of The Phoenix estate was washed away by the storm —a testament to the awesome power of nature. However, what seemed to be a knockout blow was turned into an opportunity for a new beginning. Levin and his beloved Pensacola community not only survived the destruction, but rebounded and thrived anew.
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Penthouse Triton in Destin, was a spectacular getaway for Fred and his friends in the 1980s. Guests were surrounded by architectural and design marvels, from imported silk and dazzling gold fixtures to a state-of-the-art lighting system. Boasting expansive views of the emerald waters of the Gulf, Triton was one of the most lavish destinations on the coast.Penthouse Triton in Destin, was a spectacular getaway for Fred and his friends in the 1980s. Guests were surrounded by architectural and design marvels, from imported silk and dazzling gold fixtures to a state-of-the-art lighting system. Boasting expansive views of the emerald waters of the Gulf, Triton was one of the most lavish destinations on the coast.
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Penthouse Triton in Destin, was a spectacular getaway for Fred and his friends in the 1980s. Guests were surrounded by architectural and design marvels, from imported silk and dazzling gold fixtures to a state-of-the-art lighting system. Boasting expansive views of the emerald waters of the Gulf, Triton was one of the most lavish destinations on the coast.Penthouse Triton in Destin, was a spectacular getaway for Fred and his friends in the 1980s. Guests were surrounded by architectural and design marvels, from imported silk and dazzling gold fixtures to a state-of-the-art lighting system. Boasting expansive views of the emerald waters of the Gulf, Triton was one of the most lavish destinations on the coast.
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Penthouse Triton in Destin, was a spectacular getaway for Fred and his friends in the 1980s. Guests were surrounded by architectural and design marvels, from imported silk and dazzling gold fixtures to a state-of-the-art lighting system. Boasting expansive views of the emerald waters of the Gulf, Triton was one of the most lavish destinations on the coast.Penthouse Triton in Destin, was a spectacular getaway for Fred and his friends in the 1980s. Guests were surrounded by architectural and design marvels, from imported silk and dazzling gold fixtures to a state-of-the-art lighting system. Boasting expansive views of the emerald waters of the Gulf, Triton was one of the most lavish destinations on the coast.
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Penthouse Triton in Destin, was a spectacular getaway for Fred and his friends in the 1980s. Guests were surrounded by architectural and design marvels, from imported silk and dazzling gold fixtures to a state-of-the-art lighting system. Boasting expansive views of the emerald waters of the Gulf, Triton was one of the most lavish destinations on the coast.Penthouse Triton in Destin, was a spectacular getaway for Fred and his friends in the 1980s. Guests were surrounded by architectural and design marvels, from imported silk and dazzling gold fixtures to a state-of-the-art lighting system. Boasting expansive views of the emerald waters of the Gulf, Triton was one of the most lavish destinations on the coast.
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Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.
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Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.
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Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.
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Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.
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Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.Fred Levin’s primary residence since 2011 is a spectacular showcase for an immense collection of one-of-a-kind works of art and awards in recognition of his distinguished career. The estate graces the shores of Bayou Texar, and has been the scene of numerous social gatherings and charity events welcoming guests of honor from Pensacola and around the world.
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Triple Crown, a highly customized 71-foot Magnum with twin 2000 horsepower CRM aluminum diesel engines, can reach speeds in excess of 50 knots. She is one of Fred Levin’s favorite environments for personal quality time with close friends and family. One of the most spectacular yachts on the high seas today, Triple Crown is an exclusive retreat with the horsepower to transport Fred Levin and his inner circle anywhere in style.Triple Crown, a highly customized 71-foot Magnum with twin 2000 horsepower CRM aluminum diesel engines, can reach speeds in excess of 50 knots. She is one of Fred Levin’s favorite environments for personal quality time with close friends and family. One of the most spectacular yachts on the high seas today, Triple Crown is an exclusive retreat with the horsepower to transport Fred Levin and his inner circle anywhere in style.
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Triple Crown, a highly customized 71-foot Magnum with twin 2000 horsepower CRM aluminum diesel engines, can reach speeds in excess of 50 knots. She is one of Fred Levin’s favorite environments for personal quality time with close friends and family. One of the most spectacular yachts on the high seas today, Triple Crown is an exclusive retreat with the horsepower to transport Fred Levin and his inner circle anywhere in style.Triple Crown, a highly customized 71-foot Magnum with twin 2000 horsepower CRM aluminum diesel engines, can reach speeds in excess of 50 knots. She is one of Fred Levin’s favorite environments for personal quality time with close friends and family. One of the most spectacular yachts on the high seas today, Triple Crown is an exclusive retreat with the horsepower to transport Fred Levin and his inner circle anywhere in style.
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Triple Crown, a highly customized 71-foot Magnum with twin 2000 horsepower CRM aluminum diesel engines, can reach speeds in excess of 50 knots. She is one of Fred Levin’s favorite environments for personal quality time with close friends and family. One of the most spectacular yachts on the high seas today, Triple Crown is an exclusive retreat with the horsepower to transport Fred Levin and his inner circle anywhere in style.Triple Crown, a highly customized 71-foot Magnum with twin 2000 horsepower CRM aluminum diesel engines, can reach speeds in excess of 50 knots. She is one of Fred Levin’s favorite environments for personal quality time with close friends and family. One of the most spectacular yachts on the high seas today, Triple Crown is an exclusive retreat with the horsepower to transport Fred Levin and his inner circle anywhere in style.
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Visit Fred Levin’s Penthouse Aqua at Portofino on Pensacola Beach, and you can imagine what it feels like to live high above it all. Chihuly, Dali, Picasso, Neiman, Boles, White, and Marchant are just a handful of the artists on display here. Vast expanses of mirror-polished onyx floors accentuate the open-air ambiance with panoramic views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico.Visit Fred Levin’s Penthouse Aqua at Portofino on Pensacola Beach, and you can imagine what it feels like to live high above it all. Chihuly, Dali, Picasso, Neiman, Boles, White, and Marchant are just a handful of the artists on display here. Vast expanses of mirror-polished onyx floors accentuate the open-air ambiance with panoramic views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico.
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Visit Fred Levin’s Penthouse Aqua at Portofino on Pensacola Beach, and you can imagine what it feels like to live high above it all. Chihuly, Dali, Picasso, Neiman, Boles, White, and Marchant are just a handful of the artists on display here. Vast expanses of mirror-polished onyx floors accentuate the open-air ambiance with panoramic views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico.Visit Fred Levin’s Penthouse Aqua at Portofino on Pensacola Beach, and you can imagine what it feels like to live high above it all. Chihuly, Dali, Picasso, Neiman, Boles, White, and Marchant are just a handful of the artists on display here. Vast expanses of mirror-polished onyx floors accentuate the open-air ambiance with panoramic views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico.
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Visit Fred Levin’s Penthouse Aqua at Portofino on Pensacola Beach, and you can imagine what it feels like to live high above it all. Chihuly, Dali, Picasso, Neiman, Boles, White, and Marchant are just a handful of the artists on display here. Vast expanses of mirror-polished onyx floors accentuate the open-air ambiance with panoramic views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico.Visit Fred Levin’s Penthouse Aqua at Portofino on Pensacola Beach, and you can imagine what it feels like to live high above it all. Chihuly, Dali, Picasso, Neiman, Boles, White, and Marchant are just a handful of the artists on display here. Vast expanses of mirror-polished onyx floors accentuate the open-air ambiance with panoramic views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico.
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Visit Fred Levin’s Penthouse Aqua at Portofino on Pensacola Beach, and you can imagine what it feels like to live high above it all. Chihuly, Dali, Picasso, Neiman, Boles, White, and Marchant are just a handful of the artists on display here. Vast expanses of mirror-polished onyx floors accentuate the open-air ambiance with panoramic views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico.Visit Fred Levin’s Penthouse Aqua at Portofino on Pensacola Beach, and you can imagine what it feels like to live high above it all. Chihuly, Dali, Picasso, Neiman, Boles, White, and Marchant are just a handful of the artists on display here. Vast expanses of mirror-polished onyx floors accentuate the open-air ambiance with panoramic views of the beach and Gulf of Mexico.
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Timeless Tanglewood is Fred Levin’s Old-World estate nestled along the historic plantation grounds at the headwaters of Bayou Texar. The newest of Levin’s Pensacola properties offers an eclectic mix of classic styling that hearkens back to a forgotten era of opulence and romance.Timeless Tanglewood is Fred Levin’s Old-World estate nestled along the historic plantation grounds at the headwaters of Bayou Texar. The newest of Levin’s Pensacola properties offers an eclectic mix of classic styling that hearkens back to a forgotten era of opulence and romance.
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Timeless Tanglewood is Fred Levin’s Old-World estate nestled along the historic plantation grounds at the headwaters of Bayou Texar. The newest of Levin’s Pensacola properties offers an eclectic mix of classic styling that hearkens back to a forgotten era of opulence and romance.Timeless Tanglewood is Fred Levin’s Old-World estate nestled along the historic plantation grounds at the headwaters of Bayou Texar. The newest of Levin’s Pensacola properties offers an eclectic mix of classic styling that hearkens back to a forgotten era of opulence and romance.
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Timeless Tanglewood is Fred Levin’s Old-World estate nestled along the historic plantation grounds at the headwaters of Bayou Texar. The newest of Levin’s Pensacola properties offers an eclectic mix of classic styling that hearkens back to a forgotten era of opulence and romance.Timeless Tanglewood is Fred Levin’s Old-World estate nestled along the historic plantation grounds at the headwaters of Bayou Texar. The newest of Levin’s Pensacola properties offers an eclectic mix of classic styling that hearkens back to a forgotten era of opulence and romance.
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Timeless Tanglewood is Fred Levin’s Old-World estate nestled along the historic plantation grounds at the headwaters of Bayou Texar. The newest of Levin’s Pensacola properties offers an eclectic mix of classic styling that hearkens back to a forgotten era of opulence and romance.Timeless Tanglewood is Fred Levin’s Old-World estate nestled along the historic plantation grounds at the headwaters of Bayou Texar. The newest of Levin’s Pensacola properties offers an eclectic mix of classic styling that hearkens back to a forgotten era of opulence and romance.
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