Oodles of beautiful Floridian sunshine stream in through floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors that vanish into the walls for a seamless integration with the outdoor living spaces. The lounge area is centered around a traditional fireplace surmounted by a flat-screen TV, while the dining area is marked by a set of hanging lantern chandeliers. Inside, blonde hardwood flooring, beamed tongue-and-groove ceilings, scads of recessed lighting, bright white walls and a flowing open floor plan define the ritzy yet relaxed interiors.įormal living and dining spaces are combined in to a single and airy, ocean-facing room.
A double staircase leads up from the parking-lot-sized motor court to the mansion’s French-doored front entrance. Sited on a lush and roomy 1.46-acre oceanfront lot dotted with a multitude of palm trees, the 23,176-square-foot Caribbean plantation-style mansion sits at the end of a long, gated driveway and is aptly described in marketing materials as “resort-like.” The exterior of the home is completely white, save for its gray shingled roof and black decorative window shutters, and encompasses multiple wings under a gabled roofline that gives the residence a familiar yet regal appearance. Nordegren purchased the property in 2011 for $12.25 million, so she earned herself a substantial fortune with the sale. She has finally succeeded, selling the oceanfront estate in a gargantuan deal valued at a little over $28.46 million. Elin Nordegren, Swedish-born former model and ex-wife of philandering golf legend Tiger Woods, has been trying to offload her massive Palm Beach, Fla., estate since early 2018.
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