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Palm Beach estate near Mar-a-Lago, within the presidential security zone, has hit the market for $18.9 million. The property offers flexibility in its future use, with potential to be either a new construction project or a gut-renovation.
The 5,276-square-foot home at 145 Clarendon Ave features five bedrooms, five baths, a pool, and a gazebo, all situated on .55 acres just steps from the ocean and Intracoastal. Built in 1951 by renowned architect Marion Sims Wyeth, the Bermuda-style home boasts high ceilings, wood floors, and well-proportioned rooms.
The property's location within the presidential security zone is highly desirable, with listing broker Margit Brandt noting that it offers "the safety and security of a private club." The area has seen a surge in sales since Trump's election, with at least six homes selling for between $12 million to $27.5 million.
Brandt describes this property as an "extremely rare find" under $20 million in the estate section of Palm Beach. With its charming look and desirable location, the residence is poised to attract buyers seeking a luxurious lifestyle with top-notch security.
