Trump's ambassador to France doubles his money by selling a Florida villa.

Businesswoman Jamie McCourt, former co-owner of the Los Angeles Dodgers, has purchased a glass five-bedroom estate in Jupiter in 2019.

Jamie McCourt, former co-owner and CEO of the Los Angeles Dodgers and U.S. ambassador to France under Donald Trump, has sold her modern waterfront home in Jupiter, Florida, for $15.45 million.

This is a nice profit for Ms. McCourt, 69, who paid $7.95 million for this five-bedroom home in the summer of 2019.

Records show she owned the home through a trust for which she is the guardian.

The profit is exactly in line with the South Florida luxury real estate market, which has been living the white fever since the pandemic, and in particular in Jupiter, typical prices for' 'any of the parties involved in the transaction.

Framed by two-story glass walls, the transparency is "a real highlight" of the home, he said.

"You see the courtyard right from the glass entrance, and at night the property glows.

Inside, warm natural trees and stone elements are used against white walls and high ceilings to create a contrast to the otherwise neat look of the home.

The amenities include a chef's kitchen with backlit onyx countertops, a spacious rooftop with water views and seating, a temperature-controlled wine cellar, an infinity pool and hot tub, as well as a covered terrace with a summer kitchen and plenty of room for entertaining, according to the listing.

Another notable feature,' 'according to Mr. Dugow, is a private marina with room for a 70-foot yacht.

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In 2011, she reportedly gave up her right to the MLB team as part of the couple's divorce.

From 2017 to 2021, Ms. McCourt, who could not be reached for comment, served as U.S. ambassador to France and Monaco.