In a move that has the real estate and media worlds buzzing, Fox News host Sean Hannity has officially merged his two side-by-side beachfront townhouses in Palm Beach, Florida, into one grand seaside mansion — a project valued at an eye-popping $20.5 million.
The plan, approved by the Palm Beach Architectural Commission on September 25, includes combining the two separate pool patios into one massive outdoor entertainment space. According to the town’s filings, the transformation involves removing one swimming pool, expanding and redesigning the other, adding an outdoor shower, a summer kitchen, and an entirely new hardscape layout to tie the two properties seamlessly together. The result will be a single luxury residence that perfectly fits Hannity’s long-standing love for the Palm Beach lifestyle — and perhaps cements his presence among the island’s elite.
The story was first broken by The Palm Beach Daily News, which reported that the properties are part of the exclusive Residences of Sloan’s Curve, a gated community built in the early 1980s. Nestled along Palm Beach’s South End, this enclave boasts just 15 townhomes and seven houses, each with panoramic ocean views. Interestingly, the development lies only about three miles south of Mar-a-Lago, former President Donald Trump’s famed private club — a place where Hannity has often been seen visiting and broadcasting over the years.
Public records show that Hannity first purchased a three-bedroom townhouse at 9 Sloan’s Curve Drive in April 2021 for $5.6 million, later designating it as his primary residence. Two years later, in January 2024, he made his next big move — acquiring the neighboring property at 10 Sloan’s Curve Drive for an additional $14.9 million, this one a two-bedroom unit immediately to the south. Together, the combined real estate creates a sprawling beachfront home unlike any other in the area, now officially recognized under a single address — 9 Sloan’s Curve Drive — after Hannity successfully filed a “unity of title” request with the local courthouse.
What makes this purchase so fascinating isn’t just the scale or price tag, but the timing and discretion surrounding it. For months, local residents had noticed construction equipment and design teams frequently visiting the two properties, but few suspected that the famously private television host was behind the project. Rumors quickly spread — some praising Hannity’s sharp investment instincts, while others speculated about whether the host might be relocating permanently to Palm Beach, a city known for housing America’s political and media power players.
The new combined mansion is expected to feature a sleek, coastal-contemporary design, blending light stone exteriors, glass walls, and minimalist landscaping to emphasize its oceanfront views. The revamped backyard, with its expanded pool and lounge area, will reportedly offer direct beach access — something rare even among Palm Beach’s wealthy residents.
Though Hannity has not commented publicly on the project, those close to him say the move represents a new chapter in his life — one focused on balance and quiet luxury after decades in the media spotlight. Yet, as with everything tied to the Fox News star, the development hasn’t escaped controversy. Online forums are abuzz with debates: Was this a simple home improvement or a subtle power move symbolizing Hannity’s growing influence within Palm Beach’s elite social circle?
Whatever the speculation, one thing is certain — Sean Hannity’s new mansion will soon stand as one of Palm Beach’s most talked-about addresses, a testament to his success, ambition, and perhaps a hint of mystery that continues to follow him, even off-screen.
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