Nov. 11--Kraft Heinz Chief Financial Officer Paulo Basilio has paid $2.8 million in a private transaction to buy a four-story, 5,900-square-foot mansion in Lincoln Park.
Basilio took the reins as Kraft Heinz's chief financial officer in July upon the completion of the merger between Kraft Foods and H.J. Heinz. Basilio previously had been the chief financial officer for H.J. Heinz and also is a partner at the Brazilian-based 3G Capital private equity firm.
Built in 2010, the brick and limestone mansion has an open floor plan, walnut floors, a great room, an elevator, a full-floor master suite, a penthouse rec room with a wet bar and roof deck, and a lower level with a media room and storage.
Basilio purchased the house from the former regional operating officer for North America for the Baker McKenzie law firm. The mansion had been listed for $2.9 million.
The agent who represented Basilio in his purchase, Mio Hara of Missirlian Properties, declined to comment on the deal.
Bob Goldsborough is a freelance reporter.
