Inside Larry Ellison’s new US$80 million Palm Beach mansion: the billionaire Oracle co-founder has splurged on a sprawling beachfront Florida property in gated community Seminole Landing

- Larry Ellison’s impressive real estate portfolio includes homes in San Francisco, Malibu’s Billionaire’s Beach and Lake Tahoe, and he owns Hawaiian island Lanai
- His newest addition is the third-largest oceanfront estate in the area – big enough for a helicopter to land – and features a home theatre and tennis court
Tech billionaire Larry Ellison has paid US$80 million for a 15,000 sq ft beachfront mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, The Wall Street Journal has reported.

Chris Leavitt, Ashley McIntosh and Tonja Garamella of Douglas Elliman handled the transaction and declined to comment on the deal.

“The answer is no. I’ve moved to the state of Hawaii and I’ll be using the power of Zoom to work from the island of Lanai,” Ellison wrote in an email to staffers.

At 7.35 acres (3 hectares), Ellison’s new Palm Beach property is the third-largest oceanfront parcel of land in Palm Beach County, according to the listing. The estate sits in a gated community called Seminole Landing, which has a manned security gate and 24-hour security. The property itself is also gated.