Peek Inside Donald Trump’s $160M Post-Presidential House At Palm Beach

1. Home For Post-Presidential Life

After leaving the White House, Donald Trump relocated to Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, in order to make the most of his life after leaving office. The 20-acre estate, which has a total of 128 rooms, is referred to as the “Winter White House,” and it is regarded as the second largest mansion in Florida. After undergoing extensive renovations to the tune of 160 million dollars, the property now shines brighter than even the White House.

2. A Vast Waterside Pile

The expansive waterside pile is located on an island just off the coast of Palm Beach, and it offers breathtaking vistas of the Atlantic Ocean. The illustrious golf club features a total of 27 superb golf courses, five clay tennis courts, an enormous ballroom with golden accents, a Beach Club, and even three bomb shelters.

3. $1M Annual Maintenance Costs

Marjorie Merriweather Post, a cereal heiress, built the mansion in 1927. When Mrs. Post died in 1973, she left the property to the US government. Surprisingly, it was returned in 1981 due to $1 million in annual maintenance costs and security concerns.

4. $200,000 Membership Fees

The estate was then listed for sale for $20 million, and Trump purchased it in 1985 for around $10 million. Trump converted the property into a private golf club ten years later, and it now opens to members only with joining fees of around $200,000 in 84 days.