Myron Miller, a local investor, closed on the 14,750‑sq‑ft Mediterranean‑style mansion at 370 Eagle Drive in Jupiter’s Admirals Cove on August 21, 2024, paying $12.5 million in an off‑market transaction.
The waterfront property was built for Grammy‑winning singer Celine Dion in 1998 and changed hands twice since, selling to a St. John Properties affiliate for $7.6 million in June 2021 and previously to Dion for $9 million in 2002.
The home had been listed at $20 million in May, but was taken off the market in August, reflecting a 64% increase over the 2021 purchase price.
Miller, known for his golf‑centric lifestyle, was drawn to the property’s private dock, pool, and the Admirals Cove’s resort‑style amenities, which include a golf course, country club, and multiple dining venues.
Seller Rob Thomson of Waterfront Properties highlighted the mansion’s celebrity pedigree in a social‑media post, while buyer’s agent Willie Abreu of the Nicolas Group praised the gated community’s “resort living” appeal.
The deed will be recorded on September 5, 2024, and the sale is expected to reinforce high‑end demand in Jupiter’s luxury market, potentially prompting a new wave of off‑market deals.