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Deed: Palm Beach’s Phipps Estate enclave sees $23-million sale
The deal at 228 Via Las Brisas set a price record among the 20 houses on the two streets in the North End neighborhood. The mansion had been in the same family since it was built in 1996.
Palm Beach Daily News
One of the original residences in Palm Beach’s Phipps Estate enclave has sold for a price recorded at about $23 million the first time 228 Via Las Brisas has changed hands since it was built nearly 25 years ago.
The mansion is the most expensive ever to sell of the 20 houses with addresses on Via Las Brisas and Via Tortuga, the two streets that border a much larger estate at 441 N. Lake Way in the center of the Phipps Estate neighborhood on the North End.
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Part of the charm of Palm Beach is its constant reinvention. That ambition is visible on our historic tour of the town.
Roughly arranged from north to south, each of these sites can be appreciated from the street, the Lake Trail or both. Some will beckon you to come in and explore.
Annie’s Dock: Fishing, boating and a snack
Annie’s Dock, built in 1929, once stood at Palm Beach’s northern tip.
It was a popular gathering spot that attracted visitors arriving on foot and by boat. The wooden pier was named after Anne Eggleston, a dockmaster who lived in a rickety white-cypress house on the dock. The town of Palm Beach hired her in 1946 for $1 a year to run the dock and live there rent-free.