Conigliaro House Goes for $4 million

By Walter F. Roche Jr.

With a court ordered lien lifted, one of the defendants in the criminal case stemming from the 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak has sold a suburban Boston home for $4 million.
Records at the Norfolk County Registry of Deeds show Douglas Congliaro and his wife, Carla, sold their 8,934 foot Dedham home for $4 million on Sept. 30.
Conigliaro recently asked a federal court judge to lift a lien that had been placed on the property after he and his wife were charged with making structured withdrawals from bank accounts to evade reporting requirements.
U.S. District Judge Richard G. Stearns granted the motion and lifted the $250,000 lien.
Conigliaro was one of 14 charged in late 2014 following a two year probe of the deadly 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak.
Douglas and Carla Conigliaro pleaded guilty to reduced charges and were sentenced to probation, which they have already served. They were not charged for involvement in the deadly outbreak that resulted in the deaths of more than 100 patients across the country.
The Dedham home was purchased in 2001 for a little over $1 million and had been on the market since Spring with an asking price of more than $4 million. The 8,934 home has seven bedrooms, eight baths, a Christopher Peacock kitchen, an outdoor swimming pool and includes acess to the Charles River.
Conigliaro is listed on the deeds as residing in Winter Park, Florida in a lake front home he purchased for $1.2 million in 2005. The Conigliaros also own a $4.2 million Beacon Hill condo.
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