Donald Trump’s Palm Beach house has been re-listed with a $10 million price hike after a brief spell on the market last March.
Last year, the mansion was listed for $49 million but was withdrawn off the market two months later in May. According to Mansion Global, the mansion was relisted on Monday for a stunning $59 million.
The Bermuda-style spread is a well-established property in the 75-year-old former president’s family portfolio.
The beachfront residence has 194 feet of ocean frontage and is owned by the limited liability business “1125 South Ocean,” which is managed by Eric Trump.
According to public records, the LLC paid $18.5 million for the eight-bedroom, 11-bathroom property from Trump’s sister Maryanne Trump Barry in 2018.
At the time of the purchase, 38-year-old Eric told Mansion Global it was “a great honor to have purchased one of the finest mansions in Palm Beach.”
Barry, 84, a now-retried federal appellate judge, had owned the home since 2004.
The house was also marketed by Trump International Realty in 2019.
Built in 1956, the property is constructed of cement and traditional stucco.
Features include two oversized living rooms, an intimate formal dining room, an oceanfront terrace and a private pool and patio surrounded by lush landscaping.
Spanning more than 8,200 square feet, the home is situated across the street from Mar-a-Lago. The prospective owner would have access to a full membership at the golf club — a perk available to all residents of Woodbridge Road.
Other amenities include entertaining areas with a formal living room, sunroom, family room and a library.
Luxury Palm Beach real estate broker Lawrence Moens with Lawrence A. Moens Associates holds the listing.