Palm Beach mansion near Mar-a-Lago lists for $59 million
A historic 1920s mansion in Palm Beach, located near Mar-a-Lago, has been listed for $59 million. The property, designed by architect Marion Sims Wyeth, features extensive renovations and is situated within a highly exclusive security perimeter.
Why it matters
The listing reflects the high-value real estate market in Palm Beach and the continued interest in properties near high-profile political landmarks.
A 1920s Palm Beach mansion near Mar-a-Lago is now listed for $59 million, offering a rare mix of historic architecture, oversized land and decades of Florida society lore. The 0.8-acre estate at 111 Via Del Lago has eight bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a six-car garage and a two-story cabana, all designed in the 1920s by architect Marion Sims Wyeth, the same name behind Mar-a-Lago and the Norton Museum of Art. Developer Todd Michael Glaser, who first bought the home in 2018, renovated it, sold it, then repurchased it in 2022, says he now wants to downsize and move to a more walkable part of town, according to reports from Hoodline and The Real Deal.A storied address on Via Del LagoThe house sits roughly half a mile from Mar-a-Lago on Via Del Lago, one house off Ocean Drive and within the security perimeter that surrounds the former president’s club.
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