If you’ve been looking for a Florida estate with its own secret tunnel that leads out to the ocean, you’re in luck.

A mansion with just that — and a safe room — has hit the market for $84.95 million.

The property is located in Palm Beach, on a stretch of the 16-mile long barrier island not far from Mar-A-Lago known as ‘Billionaire’s Row.’ 

It totals 16,500 square-feet, and a spacious open floor plan seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces.

The property consists of two separate homes: a five-bedroom main house and a three-bedroom guest house, boasting Bermuda-style architecture.

The main residence, as featured on Top Ten Real Estate Deals, has a dramatic foyer with an elegant spiral staircase.

The ocean view living room links seamlessly to the formal dining area, while the kitchen features dual islands and premium appliances. On the lower level, there’s a wine cellar, game room, fireplace, and wet bar.

The estate includes a private yoga studio. Alternatively, there’s a hidden tunnel leading directly to 112 feet of private beachfront.

The mansion is located in Palm Beach on a stretch of the 16-mile long barrier island not far from Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago

The estate, with its own secret tunnel that leads out to the ocean and lush outdoor gardens, has hit the market for nearly $85 million

The estate on ‘Billionaire’s Row’ has a secret tunnel that spits you out onto 112 feet of private beach

For maximum security, the safe room is designed with a ballistic door, steel-plated walls, and is constructed within the basement’s reinforced concrete structure.

Homebuyers also benefit from residing within the presidential security zone — a part of Palm Beach secured by the Secret Service when Trump is present.

The Palm Beach estate was completed this year by the developer, 1540 S. Ocean LLC, which currently owns the property.

Upstairs, the bedrooms are located, with the highlight being the spacious primary suite. It features a private oceanfront balcony accessed through French doors, dual spa-like bathrooms, two walk-in closets, and a morning bar.

Each of the four additional bedrooms has its own en-suite bathroom.

The guest home’s VIP upper floor is almost as chic, with a sitting area, walk-in closet, dual-vanity bath and spacious private terrace.

The lower floor features a large great room that opens to a covered loggia, two bedrooms with spa bathrooms, and a spacious gym.

There is also a four-car garage and a whole-house generator for storm and hurricane outages.

The property is surrounded by a resort-style courtyard with a pool, spa and summer kitchen across nearly one acre of land 

The upper floor contains the bedrooms, highlighted by an expansive primary suite with dual spa-style baths

A spacious open floor plan seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces and the kitchen offers two islands and top-of-the-line appliances

The property includes one five-bedroom main residence and a three-bedroom guest house (Pictured: The spiral staircase in the main house)

The property seamlessly integrates indoor and outdoor spaces and the doors can open to let the ocean air in

The home’s coveted location is one mile from Mar-a-Lago and just a few minutes from Palm Beach International Airport

The home sits 20 feet above sea level and has a patio deck and 112ft of private beach – accessed through a secret tunnel

The property is surrounded by a resort-style courtyard with a pool, spa and summer kitchen across nearly one acre of land. The home sits 20 feet above sea level and has a huge patio deck.

Its coveted location is one mile from Mar-a-Lago and just a few minutes from Palm Beach International Airport, plus close to world-class shopping and dining on Worth Avenue and the vibrant Downtown West Palm Beach neighborhood.

Owning a home on Billionaire’s Row in Palm Beach has become the ultimate status symbol in the US. 

Earlier this year, an empty oceanfront lot on that stretch of beach hit the market for an eye-watering $200 million.

It lies only six minutes away from President Trump’s Mar-a-Lago with neighbors such as Tommy Hilfiger, Rod Stewart and Sylvester Stallone.

Since Trump’s Presidential win in 2024, the demand for luxury real estate in the area has soared.

The Palm Beach property frenzy has worked well for owners too, who are eager to make a killing off those who want the cachet of being the president’s neighbor.

Some sellers have seen an eye-watering return — including one homeowner who in August flipped a four-bedroom Mediterranean-style home for nearly six times what they paid in 2017.

Palm Beach has a population of just 9,258 in the summer that swells to around 25,000 in peak winter.

Nearly every inch of its 3.8 square miles has been developed.