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Casino mogul Steve Wynn walked away from a Palm Beach, Florida, property with a jackpot.
A company controlled by the billionaire just flipped a waterfront home in the beach community for $23.68 million that it had purchased in December for $18.4 million, the Palm Beach Daily News reported.
The 7,273-square-foot Mediterranean-style home sits on the Intracoastal Waterway with 155 feet of water frontage and a private dock, according to former listing details.
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The 2020-built home features four bedrooms, five bathrooms and one half-bath. It also has a glass wine cellar, a fireplace and an elevator.
Outside, there’s a covered balcony, a 40-foot pool with a sun shelf and a spa.
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The buyer in the second sale was an attorney from Cincinnati, Ohio, the Daily News reported.
Wynn, the co-founder and former CEO of Wynn Resorts who resigned in 2018 amid sexual misconduct accusations, has a net worth of $3.2 billion, according to Forbes. He still owns two other homes in Palm Beach, the Daily News reported.