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Inside Mar-a-Lago: A Glimpse into Trump's Gilded Getaway

A Look Inside the Exclusive Resort

Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida, has been a frequent haunt for the former president since his days in office. But what's it like inside this exclusive resort?

A recent New York Times investigation reveals that classified documents may have been easily accessible to the thousands of guests who visited Mar-a-Lago in the months following Trump's presidency. This has raised concerns about the security of such sensitive information.

What's it Like at Mar-a-Lago?

Mar-a-Lago is a members-only club founded by Marjorie Merriweather Post in 1927. It boasts a 118-room mansion, a 128-foot swimming pool, and a private beach. Membership fees reportedly range from $100,000 to $200,000, with annual dues of $14,000.

The club has been described as a “Southern White House” during Trump's presidency, with many high-profile guests visiting Mar-a-Lago for meetings and events.

Trump's Time at Mar-a-Lago

Trump purchased Mar-a-Lago in 1985 and has used it as his winter getaway ever since. He has often hosted guests and held events at the estate, including fundraisers and political rallies.

In recent years, Mar-a-Lago has come under increased scrutiny due to the potential security risks associated with the storage of classified documents at the club. The ongoing investigation is likely to shed further light on the inner workings of Mar-a-Lago and its role in Trump's post-presidency.