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Casa del Ensuenos in Photos

Abby Montanez
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Designed by lionized architect Addison Mizner in 1920, the South Florida estate just dropped its price by $18 million. Click here for the full story .

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Ornate gates open to a palm-lined drive.

An arched opening provides a glimpse of the Intracoastal from the motor court.

The property has a total of 27,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor living spaces.

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The entrance gallery.

The living room.

The formal dining room.

The kitchen is sleek and open to a casual gathering space.

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French doors open to the gardens.

The family room has one of eight fireplaces found throughout the house.

The primary bedroom

The primary bath.

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The guesthouse.

The guesthouse's living room

It has its own kitchen.

And an adjoining dining area.

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A bedroom in the guesthouse.

A sunken red clay tennis court sits between the guesthouse and the main house.

The tennis court.

The pool is lined with gleaming azure tiles.

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The infinity pool gives way to a plush lawn.

A waterside loggia.

The private dock has a boat lift.

There's a fire pit at the bulkheaded waterfront.

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The sweeping views over the Intracoastal include West Palm Beach's rapidly growing skyline.

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