# Jeff Bezos Reportedly Adds a $69.5 Million Golden Beach Mansion to His Miami Real Estate Portfolio

> A waterfront mansion in Golden Beach, Florida sold for a record $69.5 million through a Delaware entity, with real estate sources pointing to Jeff Bezos as the buyer, about 30 minutes from his $237 million Indian Creek compound.

- Source: Principle Post
- Canonical URL: https://principlepost.com/article/bezos-golden-beach-miami-mansion-purchase
- Author: Principle Post Staff
- Section: Business
- Published: 2026-10-22T14:55:00.000Z
- Updated: 2026-10-22T14:55:00.000Z
- Tags: Jeff Bezos, real estate, Miami, billionaires, luxury homes

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A waterfront mansion in Golden Beach, Florida has changed hands for $69.5 million, setting a record for a single-family home in the exclusive enclave, and real estate sources say the buyer is Jeff Bezos. The purchase was made through Meridian Coast LLC, a Delaware entity that keeps the buyer's identity off public records, but agents and people familiar with the deal pointed to Bezos, according to a report by The Real Deal.

The property at 255 Ocean Boulevard spans roughly 17,500 square feet and includes seven bedrooms, twelve bathrooms, a guest house, a pool and spa, and 100 feet of direct water frontage. It last listed for $88.5 million in February before being cut to $79.5 million, meaning the eventual sale closed well under even the reduced ask, though still high enough to set a Golden Beach record.

If confirmed, the purchase would mark another expansion of Bezos's Miami-area footprint since he relocated from Seattle in 2023. The Golden Beach property sits roughly 30 minutes from his existing $237 million compound on Indian Creek Island, the ultra-guarded enclave nicknamed the "Billionaire Bunker" for its private police force and roster of ultra-wealthy residents.

Buying a second nearby property rather than expanding an existing one is a familiar pattern among the ultrawealthy, according to Mendel Fellig, founder of the Mendel Fellig Group at Compass, who said buyers in this tier often seek "direct access to a private stretch of beach" as a complement to a primary estate, with each home offering a distinct set of amenities and a different flavor of privacy.

Neither Bezos nor his representatives have confirmed the purchase, and the use of a shell entity means the transaction may never be formally attributed to him in public filings. But the price, location and timing have been enough to convince brokers tracking South Florida's luxury market that Amazon's founder has quietly added another nine-figure property to his real estate holdings.

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