
The 111 Via Del Lago estate, designed by Marion Sims Wyeth, sits on a 0.8‑acre parcel just half a mile from Mar‑a‑Lago and features eight bedrooms, ten full bathrooms, a six‑car garage and a two‑story cabana.
Glaser first acquired the home in 2018 for about $11 million, refurbished it, and sold it in 2019 for $16.1 million. He reacquired the same address in 2022 for $23.2 million and, in 2024, partnered with Jane Holzer to purchase the adjacent lot for $15.5 million, expanding the footprint and adding a circular brick driveway.
$59 million places the listing among Palm Beach’s top tier, where dozens of properties have crossed the $50 million threshold since 2021. The price echoes a growing trend among ultra‑wealthy buyers who trade sheer scale for walkable, convenient neighborhoods, a shift that could reshape the island’s luxury market.
A private viewing will open on June 5, and interested parties must submit offers by June 1. The sale will test whether historic, land‑rich estates retain premium demand in one of Florida’s most exclusive enclaves.