Tucked away in the exclusive estate section of Palm Beach and situated on a rare parcel of more than four acres, this oceanfront enclave is host to two magnificent residences as well as three staff or guest houses. Assembled by the late billionaire, entrepreneur, and philanthropist John Kluge, the compound is comprised of four separate properties that were joined together to fulfill his vision of creating a verdant, parklike retreat with 150 feet of oceanfront and a private beach parcel.

The ԏcean House, designed in 1921 by famed society architect Addison Mizner and cast in his indelible Mediterranean Revival style, spans more than 5,500 square feet of elegant living spaces. Mizner, whose early 20th-Century works forever shaped the look of the island, infused each room with unique details while maximizing the tropical garden and shimmering ocean views. The sun-filled living room, with original carved-stone fireplace and Cuban-tile floors, leads to an informal loggia bathed in soothing ocean breezes. A library, formal dining room, three bedrooms, and a pool complete the oceanfront residence.

The impressive ԇarden House, built circa 1935 in the British Colonial style, spans more than 12,700 square feet. Welcomed by an enchanting hand-painted rotunda and arched entryway, both the casino and informal living room have classic Palladian-inspired doors and windows revealing the expansive coquina courtyard and endless gardens beyond.

Nearly three-quarters of this expansive parklike property is dedicated to impeccably manicured lawns, lush landscaping, and an impressive reflecting pool, offering the perfect setting to showcase collections of monumental art. These idyllic accents create an unparalleled private compound in the heart of Palm Beachӳ estate section, only three blocks from world-renowned Worth Avenue.