Florida’s ‘Kellogg Mansion,’ once owned by the famed cereal tycoon, is back on the market

1 of 36 An over-the-top Tampa Bay home that once belonged to W.K. Kellogg, the wealthy cereal magnate who invented Corn Flakes, is back on the market for $4,599,000. Located at 129 Buena Vista Dr S, in Dunedin, “The Kellogg Mansion” was built in 1925, at the peak of […]

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