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Vanilla Ice's House
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The Grammy Award-nominated, American Music Award-winning rapper and actor, known mostly for the 1990 single "Ice Ice Baby", lives here.

Bruce Springsteen's house
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Bruce Springsteen owns this home. He previously owned the house directly to the east, but sold it for $2.95 million in March, 2010.

Michael Bloomberg's house
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Michael Bloomberg is the billionaire mayor of New York City, and its richest citizen. With a net worth of $16 billion, he is also the 8th richest American. He is the founder and 88% owner of Bloomberg L.P., a financial software services company. The area surrounding the home is now completed with equestrian facilities. This is where his daughter, Georgina Bloomberg, trains.

Madonna's House
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The Material Girl is leasing this property behind the gates of the posh Palm Beach Polo and Country Club for $50K per month (March 2009). The lease is good until March 31st, but it has been reported that she likes the area and may purchase.

John Goodman's house
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John B. Goodman is a billionaire and the former owner and chairman of Goodman Global Holdings, a Houston based air-conditioning giant. He sold the company in 2004 for approximately $1.43 billion. His father, Herbert, built it up to become the largest privately held air conditioning and heating equipment manufacturer in the United States; its market-leading brands included Goodman, Amana Heating and Air Conditioning, GmC, Janitrol and QuietFlex.
He is also famous as the founder and owner of the International Polo Club Palm Beach, a world class facility that hosts numerous tournaments including the U.S. Open Polo Championship. Its first game, in 2004 featured Goodman's friend, actor Tommy Lee Jones' team, San Saba, and a helicopter that landed on the field at halftime to dole out free champagne for the fans. The 120 acre club grounds include the stadium and fields that are to the southeast of the house. Goodman, through Isla Carroll, the polo team that he founded and plays on, owns this house and the farms on which it sits, as well as much of the surrounding land. He has spent many millions making the team, which is named after his wife, an elite team with elite and famous players like Memo Gracida, Nacho Figueras, Owen Rinehart, and Todd Offen.
On February 12, 2010 he was involved in a crash just south of the polo club at 120th Avenue and Lake Worth Road. The black Bentley he was driving collided with a Hyundai driven by a 23-year old University of Central Florida graduate, Scott Patrick Wilson, who was minutes away from home after a 3 hour trip from where he was living, Orlando. Wilson's car ended up overturned in a canal and he was killed. It is believed that Goodman ran a stop sign and that alcohol may be involved. Goodman has hired well-known criminal defense attorney, Roy Black. Black is known for his gaining an acquittal, in 1991, of William Kennedy Smith on charges of rape and for his representation of conservative radio commentator Rush Limbaugh on charges related to Limbaugh's alleged misuse of the prescription painkiller, OxyContin.

Bill Gates' House (Former)
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The Microsoft founder and America's richest man purchased this home after renting it during the 2013 equestrian season in Wellington, FL. His daughter is an equestrian. However, in October 2020, the ownership of the property was transferred to Rhone Inc, a Church Religious Organization, for a nominal amount of $200. Gates held ownership of the property through the "Mallet Hill Trust," with William P. McCaughan acting as the Trustee. At the time of the deed transfer, the estimated value of the property was approximately $7.8 million. As of 2023, the property has appreciated in value to around $9.69 million. This generous act can be viewed as a significant and commendable charitable contribution.

Mark Bellissimo's house
Mark Bellissimo is an influential Wellington Developer. He purchased the Palm Beach Polo Equestrian Club for $25 million in 2007 with the intention of making the town even more than the winter equestrian capital of the world. Bellissimo said he is going to make the showgrounds part of a multi-million dollar, 140 acre show facility with varied year round Equestrian events. He wants to make this the " Center of The Equestrian Universe".

Peter Kellogg's house
Peter R. Kellogg is a billionaire whose father, James, founded a specialist trading firm that became Spear, Leeds & Kellogg. Peter joined the firm in 1967 and built it up to a large marketmaker. He eventually engineered its sale to Goldman Sachs for $6.5 billion 2000, and then put the proceeds into reinsurance outfit IAT. Firm owns large stakes in TRC (environmental engineering), Chattem (over-the-counter health products). In 2009, Forbes listed him as the 97th richest American with a net worth of $3 billion.

Tommy Lee Jones' house
The actor owns this home. His film roles include federal marshal Samuel Gerard in The Fugitive and U.S. Marshals, the villain "Two-Face" in Batman Forever, the completely insane terrorist William Strannix in Under Siege, the mysterious Agent K in the Men in Black films, Western peace officers Woodrow F. Call in Lonesome Dove and Ed Tom Bell in No Country for Old Men. Jones has also portrayed real-life figures such as billionaire Howard Hughes, executed murderer Gary Gilmore and baseball great Ty Cobb.

Andrew & Carlene Ziegler's House
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Andrew and Carlene Ziegler are the directors of Artisan Partners, LP., a Wisconsin investment company.

Neil Hirsch's house
Although he was a college dropout, Neil Hirsch was able to use his intellect to become one of the biggest trendsetters in the financial service industry. When he was only 21, Neil Hirsch was able to raise enough capital to build a global communications network. The network he designed in 1969, Telerate, revolutionized the service industry with his innovative financial information service that provided a securities process for the international currency and bond markets. Always ahead of his time, Neil Hirsch’s remarkable, globally networked infrastructure terminals helped usher in the age of electronic networking. For over two decades, Neil Hirsch helped make Telerate one of the most powerful companies in the financial information sector, eventually selling the company to Dow Jones in 1990 for 1.5 billion dollars.

Jeremy Jacob's house
Jeremy Jacobs, perhaps best known as the owner of the Boston Bruins, is also Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Delaware North Companies. Forbes magazine ranks him as #746 of the world's billionaires

Marc Ganzi's house
Marc Ganzi is the founder and CEO of Global Tower Partners, and was the President and co-founder of Apex Site Management, a company that was the largest third party manager of wireless and wireline communications sites.
He and his wife, Melissa, are polo players and patrons. Marc is he captain and patron of the Audi polo team, which almost attained its triple crown goal in 2009 by winning the CV Whitney and US Open Polo Championship but, fell short in the Piaget Gold Cup with a loss to Lechuza Caracas

Bruce Springsteen's house (former)
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The rock legend used to own this home. He still owns the home next door.
He sold it for $2.95 million in March 2010 to Daniel Crown, an heir to the General Dynamics fortune and cousin of late Palm Beach philanthropist, Barry Crown. Daniel's grandfather is Henry Crown, a Chicago billionaire industrialist who died in 1990.

E. Hunter Harrison's house
E. Hunter Harrison is a Tennessee-born railroader who currently is the president and CEO of Canadian National Railway (CN), a public company with 22,000 employees and market capitalization of 21 billion USD in 2008.
He had previously served as president of Illinois Central Railroad until that railroad's acquisition by CN. At that time, he was named CN's EVP and COO. Industry trade journal Railway Age named Harrison its Railroader of the Year for 2002.

Fritz Kundrun's house
Fritz Kundrun is a co-founder, and Chairman and CEO of AMCI, one of the largest privately-owned international coal companies . Prior to founding AMCI in 1986, Mr. Kundrun was employed for 26 years by the Thyssen Group, one of the largest German multinational companies with interests in steel making and general heavy industrial production. There he served as Executive Vice President of Thyssen, Inc., and President of Thyssen Carbometal where his responsibilities included overseeing the international trading activities of Thyssen in the Western Hemisphere, Asia and certain markets in Europe. He also served as Thyssen's chief delegate in Pakistan, Iran and Iraq.

Vanilla Ice Project's First House
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Vanilla Ice (Robert Van Winkle), best known for his early 90s hit Ice Ice Baby, is renovating this home for the first season of his new show, The Vanilla Ice Project.
On the show the home is said to be over 7,000 sqft and that the current owner paid over $1M USD. In reality, the home is 4,368 sqft under air(5,537 sqft total) and was last purchased for $419,000. The home was a foreclosure and, in 2009, the home was hit by theives who stripped a majority of the home including granite counters and the kitchen sink -- thus the need for the renovation.
The home is owned by real estate agent Daniel J. Andreacci, Jr.

Amy Fisher's House
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Amy Fisher is an American woman who became known as "the Long Island Lolita" by the media in 1992, when, at the age of 17, she shot and severely wounded Mary Jo Buttafuoco, the wife of her lover Joey Buttafuoco.

Summerfield K. Johnston Jr.'s house
Summerfield K. Johnston Jr. is a businessman who was worth $680 million in 2002 according to Forbes. His grandfather James and a partner landed the first Coca-Cola bottling franchise in 1899. It passed down 3 generations to Summerfield and became the largest independent Coke bottler. In 1991 it merged with Coca-Cola Enterprises, where he was the Chairman of the executive committee. He has ranked on the Forbes list of the 400 richest Americans.

Abigail Wexner's farm
Abigail Wexner is the wife of Les Wexner, the billionaire founder, Chairman and CEO of Limited Brands, the parent company of Victoria's Secret, Bath & Body Works. He has a net worth of about $2.3 billion. Abigail is an equestrian. Their home in New Albany, OH is mapped on this site.

Suhail Rizvi's house
Mr. Rizvi is the co-founder and Chief Investment Officer of Rizvi Traverse Management and related entities. Mr. Rizvi is a graduate of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania and serves on the school's Executive Board. He is a major investor in Twitter, and was a majority owner in Summit Entertainment until he sold it in 2012 to Lions Gate. Summit, which saw considerable success with its distribution of the Twilight series, was ranked 7th among movie studios by revenue in 2009.

Lorne Michaels' house
Lorne Michaels is an Emmy-winning television producer, writer and comedian, best known for creating and producing "Saturday Night Live", and producing the various film and TV projects that spun off from it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorne_Michaels

Georgina Bloomberg's house
Georgina Bloomberg is a professional equestrian. She hopes to make the 2012 United States Olympics equestrian team. Her father is Michael Bloomberg, the billionaire mayor of New York City, who at a net worth of $16 billion, is the richest New Yorker and the 8th richest American. He owns and estate nearby where she trains.

Tamara Gerber's house
Tamara Gerber is an heir to her family's baby food fortune.

Nick Manifold's house
Nick Manifold is a professional polo player who has been romantically linked to Kelly Klein, the ex-wife of fashion designer Calvin Klein. Klein also owns a condo in the Palm Beach Polo and Country Club.

Tommy Lee Jones' farm
The actor owns this horse farm to support his polo interests.

Frank Stallone's house (deceased)
Frank Stallone is the father of actor Sylvester Stallone.

Cortright Wetherill's house
Cortright Wetherill Jr. operates car dealerships in suburban Philadelphia. In 2006 President George Bush appointed Cortright Wetherill Chairman of the Advisory Committee on the Arts for the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington D.C.
His father, Cortright Wetherill Sr. was a stockbroker from Philadelphia who later resigned to breed and race horses at his Happy Hill Farm. His most famous horse was Raise A Native who produced over 70 stakes winners.
His brother Peter, also has a home in Wellington that is listed on this site.

Craig Lindner's house
Craig Lindner is the President, Director, and Co-CEO of American Financial Group. His father, Carl Lindner (#122 Forbes richest people in America), is a significant owner of AFG and has been CEO of Chiquita and the Cincinnati Reds.

Stephen Van Andel's house
Van Andel is the oldest son of Amway co-founder Jay Van Andel. He succeeded his father as chairman in 1995 and before that was Amway's vice president – Americas, overseeing the company's business operations in North and South America. He also served as vice president of marketing. Andel serves on the boards of the Gerald R. Ford Foundation, Center for International Private Enterprises, LaSalle Bank Corporation and Grand Rapids John Ball Zoo Society.

Jane Clark's farm
Jane Forbes Clark is the heir to the Clark Family fortune, which originated with the family's half-ownership of the patent for the Singer Sewing Machine, and real-estate including the famed Dakota apartment buildings in New York City where John Lennon was killed.

Blythe Masters' house
Blythe Masters is Managing Director and Chief Financial Officer of J.P. Morgan Investment Bank. She is credited/blamed with creating the credit default swap. In 1997, JP Morgan, was looking for a way to loan five billion dollars in oil-spill damage money to its longstanding client Exxon without tying up cash that could be chasing new loans. Masters came up with the idea of selling off all the risk of the loan to the European Bank of Reconstruction and Development, and after that finance would never quite make sense again. Warren Buffett has called credit default swaps "financial weapons of mass destruction," and they have been partly blamed for the financial mess of 2008 and 2009.

Glenn Close's House
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The actress and singer of stage and screen, perhaps best known for her role as deranged stalker Alex Forrest in "Fatal Attraction" (1987), lives here part-time. She purchased the property in September 2004 for $530K, according to public records. Most of her real estate portfolio is featured on this site.

John Fleischhacker's house
The chairman and CEO of Daig, a maker of specialty cardiovascular devices owns this mansion.

Charles Dolan's house
Charles Dolan was the founder of HBO and is best known as the owner and Chairman of Cablevision Systems Corporation, a large cable television operator in the New York City area, which also owns Madison Square Garden, Radio City Music Hall, the Beacon Theater and several sports teams. The Madison Square Garden, L.P. subsidiary of Cablevision controls the Madison Square Garden arena in New York City, and the professional sports teams that play there—the New York Knicks, New York Rangers, and New York Liberty.

Dennis Dammerman's house
Dennis Dammerman is a director at American International Group (AIG), and Blackrock, a financial company. He is also the Chairman of Discover Financial Services.
He retired in 2005 as GE Vice Chairman of the Board and Executive Officer. Mr. Dammerman's retirement followed a 38-year career at GE. He had served on the GE Board of Directors since 1994, as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of GE Capital Services since 1998
In 1994, Mr. Dammerman was named Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Kidder, Peabody Group, Inc., retaining his position as GE Chief Financial Officer. He returned full time to his position as Chief Financial Officer of GE in 1995 when Kidder Peabody was sold to PaineWebber.

William K. Busch's house
William K Busch is the son of August "Gussie" Anheuser Busch, Jr., the American brewing magnate who built the Anheuser-Busch Companies into the largest brewery in the world as company chairman from 1946-75, and became a prominent sportsman as owner, chairman, president, and CEO of the St. Louis Cardinals franchise in Major League Baseball from 1953 until his death.
http://www.gatorprowl.com/augustus_bush.htm

Murray Kessler's house
Kessler is the former vice-chair of Altria Group (formerly Phillip Morris Companies), the tobacco giant. He also served as CEO and chairman of United States Tobacco (UST) until his retirement in 2009.

Kevin Nicewonder's House
Kevin Nicewonder was a former executive of The Nicewonder Coal Group. Nicewonder Coal Group was recently bought out by Alpha Natural Resources for $316.2m. He is now Vice President and Secretary, White Flame Energy Inc., a subsidiary of Alpha Natural Resources.

R. Bruce Duchossois' house (Former)
Richard Bruce Duchossois is the son of Richard L. Duchossois, the founder and Chairman of The Duchossois Group, a family-owned company headquartered in Illinois that is known for its ownership stakes in Arlington Park and Churchill Downs race tracks, as well as for railcar and defense manufacturing. They are the parent company of AMX, Chamberlain, Milestone, and Brivo. AMX and Chamberlain are well known names in the home technology markets.
The family owns Blue Moon, a 198' yacht, filled with AMX products that automate and control parts of the ship.
Richard Bruce Duchossois is also a members of the board of trustees for the United States Equestrian Team Foundation.

Robert Irving's house
Robert K. Irving is a Canadian industrialist. He is grandson of Kenneth Colin Irving, one of Canada's foremost entrepreneurs of the 20th century who is ranked as one of the world's leading industrialists, and son of James Irving, whose $5 billion net worth made him the 3rd wealthiest person in Canada in 2012. Robert is responsible for several businesses within the "Irving Group of Companies" with operations extending across North America.

Frank McCourt's house
Frank McCourt is Massachusetts real estate developer who was owner and chairman of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Dodger Stadium from 2004-2012. In 2011, McCourt reached a settlement with wife Jamie in their divorce case whereby ex-wife Jamie would receive about $130 million and relinquish her claim on the Dodgers. The highly publicized divorce believed to be the costliest divorce in California history and among the 10 costliest anywhere. However, Jamie claims Frank's net worth is $1.7 billion, which would require a larger settlement amount. He bought this home from real estate developer George Banks for $10.95 million. The home was rented for an equestrian season by Bill Gates before he purchased a home in the same neighborhood. Madonna also reportedly looked at the home to purchase.

Athina Onassis' House
Athina Onassis a French-Greek heiress, the only surviving descendant of Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, and the sole heir of Aristotle's daughter Christina Onassis, who inherited 55% of his fortune.
Onassis recently paid $12M for this equestrian property.

Sheila Johnson's house
Sheila Johnson is the ex-wife of Robert L Johnson, the first African-American billionaire and founder of Black Entertainment Television (BET). Sheila is the team president, managing partner, and governor of the WNBA's Washington Mystics and CEO of Salamander Hospitality, a resort company she founded in 2005. After her divorce from Robert L. Johnson in 2002, she was estimated to be worth about $670M. In 2009, Forbes magazine estimated her net worth to be $400 million.

Stuart Roffman's house (former)
Stuart Roffman is the owner of Sovereign Realty, a developer in Massachusetts. He reportedly owns the 132' yacht, "Lionshare."

Brandon Phillips' house
Brandon Phillips is a professional polo player.

Andrew Ziegler's farm
Andrew Ziegler and his wife, Carlene, a money manager, founded Artisan Partners, Wisconsin's biggest independent money management firm with $47 billion under management as of 2010. Their daughter is a top amateur rider; they own a large home nearby that is also mapped on this site.

Fred Couples' house (former)
The Professional Golfer, used to own this home.

Robert Johnson's house
Robert L. Johnson is is an American media magnate. He is best known for being the founder of Black Entertainment Television(BET), and is also its former Chairman and CEO. He is the majority owner of the NBA's Charlotte Bobcats, along with Nelly and Michael Jordan. In 2001, Johnson became the first African American billionaire, and the first black person to be listed on any of Forbes world's rich list.

Laurene Powell Jobs' House
The widow of Apple founder Steve Jobs, Laurene Powell Jobs, paid $15M for this home in July 2016. This comes just weeks after fellow tech-titan, Bill Gates, spent over $35M buying up every house on the street immediately to the north.
Forer home of Christian Paillot, chairman of Paillot Equine Consulting and Independent Director and Member of Audit Committee of Rallye Société Anonyme.

John Fleischhacker's farm
John Fleischhacker founded DAIG, a maker of specialty cardiovascular devices that map impulses in the heart. He served as Chairman and CEO of the Minnesota when he sold it to St. Jude and made $145.2 million for himself. He owns a large house near by that is mapped on this site.

Michael Matz's house
Michael Matz is an American Olympic equestrian rider and horse trainer. He is perhaps most well known for having trained the ill-fated Barbaro to win the 132nd Kentucky Derby in 2006. The home is in the name of his wife, Dorothy Matz.

Orrin H. Ingram's house
Orrin H. Ingram is a director at Coca-Cola and Suntrust, and Chairman of the United States Polo Association. Ingram is the son of billionaire Erskine Bronson Ingram and Martha Rivers Ingram, and grandson of family business founder Orrin Henry Ingram. He is President and CEO of Ingram Industries, and the Chairman of the Ingram Barge Company. He is also on the board of directors of eSkye.com and Ingram Micro, a technology wholesaler.

Lorne Michaels' House
Lorne Michaels, creator and producer of Saturday Night Life, recently purchased this 4-bedroom, 2 barn, 22 paddock, 4 acre property for $12M.

Jane Clark's house
Jane Forbes Clark is the heir to the Clark Family fortune, which originated with the family's half-ownership of the patent for the Singer Sewing Machine, and real-estate including the famed Dakota apartment buildings in New York City where John Lennon was killed.

Antonia Johnson's house
Antonia Ax:son Johnson is a Swedish billionaire heiress and businesswoman. In 1982 she succeeded her father as Chairman of Axel Johnson Group, a Swedish investment company that invests in trade and trade-related services in the European market. As of March 2013 Forbes reported her net worth at $9.2 billion, making her the 118th wealthiest person in the world.

Frank Lloyd's House (former)
This is the home of the late Frank Lloyd was the chairman of the United States Equestrian Team. His widow Karen still owns the property.
This house was sold for $7.8 million, according to public records.

Gregg Polle's house
Gregg Polle was head of Citigroup’s global industrial group and once head of its global mergers and acquisitions practice until he retired in 2008.

Thomas Genesio's house
Thomas A. Genesio is president of Food Service Refrigeration, a Soith Florida company that services and installs HVAC and refrigeration equipment for clients like Publix, Wal-Mart, Winn-Dixie and Whole Foods Markets.

Glenn Straub's house
The wealthy developer owns this home.

Bill Gates' House
The billionaire is currently under contract to purchase this home. He is in negotiations to purchase the 3 neighboring lots to the north in order to purchase all the properties on Mallet Hill Court surrounding the home he already owns on the street.

Franklin Hoet-Linares' house
Franklin Hoet-Linares is a Venezuelan-based attorney.

Madlyn and Michael Hanes' house
Dr. Madlyn Hanes is the chancellor of Penn State Harrisburg. Dr. Hanes previously served at chief academic officer of both Penn State Great Valley and Penn State Brandywine.
Michael Hanes, her husband, is the president and CEO of Whitaker Center, and art and science center in Harrisburg. He joined after a long career in planning and finance universities.

Ariana Rockefeller's House (Former)
The heiress granddaughter of David Rockefeller owns this home through her Hudson Standard Farm LLC. Ariana is a champion equestrian rider.
Update: Purchased on Dec. 7, 2016 for $552,500 and sold on Mar. 23, 2021 for $650,000.

Susan Grange's house
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Susan E. Grange is a member of the billionaire Thomson Family, who are by far the wealthiest family in Canada based on their control of the media firm Thomson Reuters. Grange's stake in the company gives her a net worth of around $3 billion.

Paul Fulchino's House
Paul Fulchino is Chairman, President and Chief Executive Officer of Aviall, Inc.

Rommy Revson's house
The inventor of the 'scunci', the hair band often called a 'scrunchy' owns this home.

Joseph DiMenna's house
Joseph DiMenna is a New York money manager. He is the Managing Director of Zweig-DiMenna Associates. He has been the Portfolio Manager of the partnerships and funds since he co-founded the company.

Richard Schechter's house
Richard Schechter is CEO and President of Bainbridge Companies LLC, one of the nation's premier owners, developers, and builders of investment real estate. They are a fully integrated real estate company engaged in the development, construction, management, acquisition and disposition of commercial and residential real estate. He is an avid equestrian and his home is known as Bainbridge Farms.

R. Bruce Duchossois' house
Richard Bruce Duchossois is the son of Richard L. Duchossois, the founder and Chairman of The Duchossois Group, a family-owned company headquartered in Illinois that is known for its ownership stakes in Arlington Park and Churchill Downs race tracks, as well as for railcar and defense manufacturing. They are the parent company of AMX, Chamberlain, Milestone, and Brivo. AMX and Chamberlain are well known names in the home technology markets, namely garage door openers.
The family owns Blue Moon, a 198' yacht, filled with AMX products that automate and control parts of the ship.
Richard Bruce Duchossois is also a members of the board of trustees for the United States Equestrian Team Foundation.

Ralph Destino Jr.'s house
Ralph Destino Jr. is the founder and President of The Legacy Group. His father was Chairman & President of jewelry business Cartier for 32 years.

"The Family" house
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This is home used in the 2003 ABC reality TV show, The Family.

Peter Wetherill's House (former)
Peter Wetherill is the owner of Happy Hill Farm, a Pennsylvania Thoroughbred horse racing operation.
This house sold for $6.1 million in Jan 2012, according to public records.

Robert Mercer's House
Robert Mercer is a computer scientist and CEO of Renaissance Technologies hedge fund.

Chester Broman's house
Chester F. Broman is Owner, president and CEO of Clifford Broman & Son, Inc., a general contracting corporation in West Babylon, N.Y. He was appointed to the Board of Trustees for the New York Racing Association by New York Governor George Pataki in 1998.

Joe Carmakal's Hosue
Joe Carmakal is the owner of Delray Beach, FL based Carmakal Fencing.

Victor Vargas' farm
Victor Vargas is the president of Venezuela's largest banks, Banco Occidental de Descuento. He is also the patron of the Lechuza Caracas polo team, which made news when 21 of its horses suddenly died before competing in a semi-final match for the U.S. Open in 2009 at the International Polo Club Palm Beach. This farm is the headquarters for the team.

Jim McNerney's house
Walter James McNerney Jr. is the Chairman and CEO of Boeing, the world's largest manufacturer of commercial jetliners and military aircraft. He has also been Chairman and CEO of conglomerate 3M. McNerney held top executive positions at GE including president and CEO of GE Aircraft Engines and GE Lighting; president of GE Asia-Pacific; president and CEO of GE Electrical Distribution and Control; EVP of GE Capital, one of the world's largest financial service companies; and president of GE Information Services. McNerney competed with Bob Nardelli (Chairman and CEO of Chysler and Home Depot) and Jeff Immelt to succeed the retiring Jack Welch as Chairman and CEO of GE.

David & Arlene Page's House
David and Arlene Page are showhorse owners in the style of Dressage.

Glenn Blackwood's house
Glenn Blackwood is a former professional football player. He was a safety who played nine seasons in the National Football League. Blackwood attended the University of Texas. His brother Lyle Blackwood also played in the NFL, and they were teammates from 1981 through 1986 with the Miami Dolphins. On a Monday night game against Buffalo in 1981, Glenn at strong safety and Lyle at free safety ganged up to put some heavy hits on the Bills’ players, prompting a Miami sportswriter to dub them "The Bruise Brothers."
His son, Glenn Jacob "Jake" Blackwood, plays football at Georgia Tech.

Paul Dolan's house
Paul Dolan is the president of the Cleveland Indians professional baseball team. His father is team owner, Larry Dolan, brother of mogul Charles Dolan, who owns a home nearby.

Leo Mandelbaum's house
Leo Mandelbaum is a professional polo player.

Diana Firestone's House
The Johnson & Johnson heiress lives here. She purchased the 5.5-bath, 5,896 sq ft home in May of 2000 for $1.95M, according to public recrods

Bill Gates' House
The Microsoft founder purchased this property, located next to the assemblage of properties already combined, for his daughter, Jennifer, a champion horse jumper. The collection of equestrian properties now totals 30 acres, at a cost of $59M.

Athina Onassis' House
Is a French/Greek heiress and equestrian athlete. She is the granddaughter of the late Greek shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis.
She and her husband, Álvaro de Miranda Neto, a fellow equestrian, purchased this home for $2M.

George and Beverly Rawlings' house
Beverly Rawlings is the co-owner of The Rawlings Group, a company that provides health insurers with administrative and legal services.
She is also the patron (owner) of the Crab Orchard polo team. The team won the U.S. Open in 2007 and 2010 at the International Polo Club Palm Beach, which is nearby to the farm. Adolfo Cambiaso, considered the best player in the sport, plays for the team. Beverly's husband, George, plays on the team.

Howard Oxenberg's house
Howard Oxenberg is a New York Dressmaker and close friend of the Kennedy Family. He married Elizabeth Karageorgievich, Princess of Yugoslavia, and together they had Catherine Oxenberg, the actress who played Amanda Carrington in the soap opera Dynasty.

Bill Gates' House
The billionaire purchased this home for $13.5M in late March 2016. Gates is on a spending spree to purchase all properties on Mallet Hill Court surrounding the home he already owns.

Mike Azzaro's house
Mike Azzaro is an American professional polo player from San Antonio, Texas. Azzaro, whose current handicap is 9 goals, held the sport's highest handicap (10 goals) for over 10 years. Azzaro was awarded Polo Magazine's Polo Excellence Award for "young player of the year" in 1987 and 1990 and the award for "player of the year" in 1994. Known for his aggressive forward style of play he has always been a crowd favorite. With Memo Gracida, the pair formed one of the most powerful duos in Polo.

Robert Gay's house
Robert C. Gay is a general authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) since 2012. Prior to becoming a general authority, Gay was the managing director, co-founder, and the CEO of Huntsman Gay Global Capital, a private equity firm. Prior to this, he was the managing director for sixteen years at Bain Capital. Prior to Bain Capital, Gay was an executive vice president of General Electric Credit Corporation Capital Markets Group, a vice president in the Merchant Banking Group at Kidder Peabody, and an engagement manager at the international consulting firm McKinsey & Company.
His father was Frank Gay, an executive who oversaw several entities for Howard Hughes.

Nicholas Roosevelt's House
Nicholas Roosevelt is the great-grandson of former U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt and of William H. Donner, a major figure in the growth of America's steel industry.

Ted Darnall's house
Ted Darnall is the COO of HEI Hospitality, a leading hotel investment group. He has held various other executive positions, including President of Starwood Hotels and Resorts in North America, and President of its real estate division.

Julian Hipwood's house
Julian Hipwood is a legendary polo player with a 9-goal rating. During his career he won the 30-goal World Cup 1981-1984; the USPA Monty Waterbury in 1996; the USPA Heritage Cup in 1996; the Barrantes Memorial Tournament; and captured many of Royal Palm Polo Club’s 26-goal Sunshine League tournaments. A player with great international success, Julian was captain of the English National team for over 20 years, winning the Coronation Cup six times, and the British Gold and Queen's Cups, among other prestigious tournaments. Julian became a sought-after coach and coached the Coca Cola team when it won the U.S. Open Championship in 2002..

Susan Bloomberg's house
Susan Bloomberg is the ex-wife of New York City Mayor and richest resident, Michael Bloomberg. With a net worth of $16 billion, he is the 8th richest American. He is the founder and 88% owner of Bloomberg L.P., a financial software services company. They were married from 1975 to 1993 and have 2 children together.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Bloomberg#Personal_life

Peter Orthwein's house
Peter B. Orthwein is Chairman, president, CEO and co-founder of Thor Industries, a manufacturer of recreation vehicles and mid-sized commercial buses that was formed after Orthwein and partner Wade Thompson acquired Airstream. The company's revenue was more than $2 billion in 2008.
Orthwein is also the great-great grandson of of Adolphus Busch, founder of the Anheuser-Busch Brewing Company.

Stephanie Riggio's house
Stephanie Riggio is an accomplished equestrian and philanthropist. Her father is Leonard Riggio, the chairman and largest shareholder of Barnes & Noble bookstores, the largest specialty retailer in the world. He owns a $20 million beachfront home on Palm Beach that is mapped on this site.

Mary Alice Dorrance Malone's House
Mary Alice Dorrance Malone is heir to the Campbell's Soup fortune.
She owns this home as well as a nearby equestrian estate, also mapped on this site, with a total of 65 acres in the town of Wellington.

William Farish's House
William Farish is an American businessman and a former U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom (2001-2004).
His father, William Stamps Farish, Jr., was killed in an airplane accident during World War II. He is the grandson of William Stamps Farish II, who was President of Standard Oil from 1937 to 1942.
Farish is selling his home for $3.85m.

Jarrod Saltalamacchia's house
Jarrod Saltalamacchia is a MLB catcher for the Miami Marlins. He has also played in the MLB for the Atlanta Braves, Texas Rangers, and Boston Red Sox. At 14 characters, his last name is the longest in Major League Baseball history. In October 2013, he won the World Series with the Red Sox and in September 2013, he paid $2.65 million for this home from Todd Skelton, an executive at AutoNation. Weeks later, in December 2013, he agreed to a three-year, $21 million contract with the Miami Marlins.

Melissa Ganzi's farm
Melissa Potamkin Ganzi is a polo player and patron with her husband, Marc. He is the founder and CEO of Global Tower Partners, a communications tower company. He is also the captain and patron of the Audi polo team, which almost attained its triple crown goal in 2009 by winning the CV Whitney and US Open Polo Championship but, fell short in the Piaget Gold Cup with a loss to Lechuza Caracas. In 2010, it was defeated in the U.S. World Cup by Crab Orchard.
The Ganzis' main house nearby is mapped on this site.