Where Did Jimmy Buffett Live? Inside the Late Singers Real Estate Portfolio and Homes

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• Meet New Aspen Skiing Company CEO Geoff Buchheister
• Jimmy Buffett’s House: A Slice of Paradise in Sag Harbor, New York
• The 12 essential Jimmy Buffett songs
• See Inside Jimmy Buffett's Staggering $6.9 Million Palm Beach Mansion
• Daytona Beach, FL
• Iranian rapper who came to fame during 2022 protests sentenced to death, lawyer says
• Dickey Betts, guitarist and founding member of the Allman Brothers Band, dies 80

The Kanderses signed a 30-year, $5 million mortgage on the property with DB Private Wealth Mortgage Ltd., the lending arm of Deutsche Bank. Buffett's 3-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom, 4,039-square-foot mansion in the exclusive Eden Properties neighborhood in Palm Beach is exactly the kind of laid-back home you'd expect the superstar to relax in when he's off the road. A look back over digital listings from the time Mister Brubaker bought the property show he gave the interiors a thorough cosmetic overhaul and flipped it back on the market in the early days of 2014 with an asking price of $8.399 million. Built in 2003, it had been substantially updated with a “Zen-like retreat feeling,” according to listing details. Something tells us it has been spiffed up and expanded over the past 20 years. A Google Maps street view photo reveals that the residence is surrounded by a cute little white picket fence with a robin’s egg blue gates and plenty of lush landscaping for privacy.

Meet New Aspen Skiing Company CEO Geoff Buchheister

She used salvaged wood to panel the ceilings in the master suite and in the entryway foyer. Likewise, many of the original doors remain, from stained-glass ones that Garside moved to the kitchen to the heavy teak doors in the bedroom and one with a hand-carved buffalo that leads into the master suite. A small log playhouse that Buffett had built for his daughter Savannah now houses a tool shed, and the enormous, ancient satellite dish bolted to a huge metal platform remains on the hillside. The interior feels open and spacious, thanks to elevated ceilings and soft white walls.

Jimmy Buffett’s House: A Slice of Paradise in Sag Harbor, New York

The Buffetts own other residential properties in Palm Beach through a company named Sadeca Realty LLC, including one at 138 Root Trail and another at 135 Root Trail, according to courthouse records. The grandest of them all, this trophy property on esteemed Ocean Avenue boasts 300 feet of ocean frontage. It’s reported that Buffett actually lived in this eight-bedroom, 12,241-square-foot mansion for a time. The two-story, three-bedroom, 2,070-square-foot home in the El Cid Historical District was originally built in 1935. Completely remodeled in 1995, it’s several blocks from the beach and even closer to Palm Beach restaurants and shops.

The 12 essential Jimmy Buffett songs

Garside combined affordable materials like vinyl flooring, prefabricated kitchen cabinets from Lowe’s, and inexpensive lighting fixtures purchased online with white quartz countertops and an island wrapped in reclaimed barnwood. A vintage-style vanity from Restoration Hardware and limestone and porcelain tiling in the large, glass-enclosed shower bring luxury touches to the bathroom. Frey named the place Mad Dog Ranch and converted two log outbuildings that Buffett had built into a state-of-the-art recording studio. He recorded his own albums there and hosted other well-known musicians, too. When he moved to Los Angeles in 2010, he took his studio equipment with him.

See Inside Jimmy Buffett's Staggering $6.9 Million Palm Beach Mansion

Sheryl Crow, who delivered an audience-participation rendition of Fins,” recalled adventures with Buffett and being hired by him when she was “absolutely a nobody” to sing backup on his 1989 album Off to See the Lizard. “[Buffett] is, for me, the most beautiful illustration of what it means to be alive and awake, and absolutely present in every moment,” Crow said. “And this one will,” Church said, as the opening chords to “Son of a Son of a Sailor” rang out over the Bowl and an image of a sailboat drifting along the water was projected on a screen behind the musicians. Later, a projection of the Arc de Triopmhe appeared behind Jackson Browne as he sang his stirring rendition of “He Went to Paris,” one of Buffett’s greatest cuts from 1973’s A White Sport Coat and a Pink Crustacean.

Daytona Beach, FL

For those who love to entertain, Le Select has a fully equipped gourmet kitchen and a spacious outdoor dining area. Whether you prefer to cook your own meals or hire a private chef, you’ll have everything you need to create memorable dining experiences. The overwhelming public response to the first Earth Day is credited with adding pressure for the U.S. Congress to do more to address pollution, and it did, passing landmark legislation including the Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act.

Le Select boasts not one, but three oceanside pools that offer a refreshing escape from the tropical heat. These pools are strategically located to provide stunning views of the Caribbean Sea while you swim or relax on a poolside lounger. With its traditional Caribbean-style architecture, it seamlessly blends into the surrounding natural beauty. The house features spacious living areas with high ceilings and large windows, allowing for an abundance of natural light. Situated on the waterfront, the bar and restaurant offer breathtaking views of the Caribbean Sea.

But it was a senator from Wisconsin, Democrat Gaylord Nelson, who had the idea that would become Earth Day. Nelson had long been concerned about the environment when a massive offshore oil spill sent millions of gallons onto the Southern California coast in 1969. Nelson, after touring the spill site, had the idea of doing a national “teach-in” on the environment, similar to teach-ins being held on some college campuses at the time to oppose the war in Vietnam. Millions of people around the world will pause on Monday, at least for a moment, to mark Earth Day. It’s an annual event founded by people who hoped to stir activism to clean up and preserve a planet that is now home to some 8 billion humans and assorted trillions of other organisms. Jimmy Buffett will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame later this year.

In May 2010, the Buffetts sold for a recorded $18.5 million their five-bedroom seaside home across town on 1.6 acres at 540 S. That house was later demolished to make way for a mansion built by British insurance magnate and real estate developer Sir Peter Wood. Buffett recorded some of the most iconic songs extolling the virtues of Key West, including “Margaritaville,” but Palm Beach was a part-time home for a long while. Pursuitist.com is an award-winning 5-star luxury travel & lifestyle guide showcasing the best of the best in luxury travel, cars & drives, fashion & style, gear, real estate, points & miles hacks, and food & drink. One of the key elements that make Jimmy Buffett’s St. Barts house so iconic is its laid-back atmosphere. Known for his hit song “Margaritaville” and his signature phrase “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Problem,” Buffett has created a space where relaxation and enjoyment take center stage.

The tropical rock legend died at 76 years old in September 2023 from Merkel cell skin cancer. Cleveland's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has included Buffett among its 2024 inductees, honoring the singer posthumously with the musical excellence award. He's joined by MC5, Dionne Warwick and Norman Whitfield in the non-voted category. Locally, the singer-songwriter is known for a master-planned housing development named after his signature tune from 1977, "Margaritaville" about laidback living in the tropics. Located at 2400 LPGA Blvd., the project is a partnership between Margaritaville Holdings and developer Minto Communities. To be eligible for the Rock Hall, an artist or band must have released its first commercial recording at least 25 years prior to the nomination year.

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Denise A. Hanley held the listing on Buffett's Palm Beach estate, which sold in November. According to Compass, the sale price breaks down to $1,711 per square foot and a monthly payment of $29,723. Living & Dying in 3/4 Time, recorded in October 1973 and released in February 1974, deviated from the island-theme of Buffett's other albums.

The outdoor area of Buffett’s house likely complements the home’s coastal theme. The house, with its white exterior walls, is adorned with large windows that are framed with green trim, adding a pop of color to the otherwise monochrome palette.

Permanently lifting up both structures, one section at a time (“like a car jack,” says Lee). Walking through the private covered bridge over Snowmass Creek to Mad Dog Ranch feels like entering another realm—a time from the past when mountain retreats were composed of big land and small cabins, not the other way around. The rushing water of spring runoff thunders below, amplified by the tin roof, while a soft light emanates from the end of the bridge. Warren Kanders has family ties to Palm Beach, where his parents, Jeanne Kanders and Dr. Ralph Kanders, own a condominium, property records show. But perhaps the home’s most inviting feature is the 34-acre, wooded lot that includes a river.

The property includes a guest suite above a two-car garage and comes with deeded beach access at Eden Road with additional beach access at Via Marila. Among his business interests, Warren Kanders owns the parent company of Jacksonville-based Safariland, a manufacturer of products used by law enforcement, military, fire-rescue and EMS personnel. In June, the company announced it would sell off two of its subsidiaries that make tear gas and other “crowd-control” items, including “munitions and batons” used by law-enforcement and military personnel. The Buffetts sold the house to Warren B. Kanders and his wife, Allison Kanders, the deed shows.