Celine Dion’s former waterfront home in Jupiter, Florida, has sold for $12.5 million in an off-market deal. The Mediterranean-style estate was listed for $20 million earlier this year. Built for Dion and her late husband, René Angélil, the nearly 14,750-square-foot residence features eight bedrooms, resort-style outdoor amenities and a private dock.
Key takeaways
The sale brings a new owner to a lavish property in the gated Admirals Cove community. Key details include:
- The home sold off-market for $12.5 million, down from an earlier asking price of $20 million.
- Dion and Angélil had the mansion built in 1998 and sold it in 2002 for $9 million.
- Local investor Myron Miller bought the furnished property, which includes a pool, theater and dock.
A waterfront estate with a notable ownership history
The mansion sits on roughly two-thirds of an acre on Eagle Drive, within Admirals Cove. Dion and Angélil owned the home until 2002, when it sold for $9 million. The property changed hands again in 2021 for $7.6 million before Miller’s purchase.
Miller was represented by Willie Abreu of The Nicolas Group at Serhant. The seller was an LLC linked to Edward St. John, founder of real estate firm St. John Properties, and was represented by Rob Thomson of Waterfront Properties.
Inside the 14,750-square-foot home
The residence has eight bedrooms and 11 bathrooms. Its primary suite includes a stone fireplace, a spacious sitting area and an adjoining terrace. Other features include a black-and-white marble entry hall, a private theater with red velvet seats and a crystal chandelier, and a substantial wine cellar.
Outside, a resort-style swimming pool and hot tub overlook the water. A covered patio with an outdoor kitchen offers space for dining, while a private dock provides access to the surrounding waterways. The home was sold furnished, allowing the buyer to take possession with its furnishings in place.
A community known for golf and boating
Admirals Cove is a gated waterfront neighborhood with a country club, golf course and boating access. Its past and present residents have included Donald Trump Jr., golfer Dustin Johnson and baseball pitcher Max Scherzer.
The Jupiter sale is one chapter in Dion’s history of high-end real estate. Her former properties have included a Las Vegas-area estate that sold off-market for $30 million, a large Jupiter Island compound with a water park, and a château near Montreal that sold for $25.9 million in 2016.