A lakeside mansion in Keene's Pointe changed hands last Friday for $13.2 million, easily topping Windermere residential closings for the week of June 1-6. The quick sale and trophy price highlight how deep demand still runs for Butler Chain waterfront homes and club-anchored estates in the area.
According to the West Orange Times & Observer, the property at 9121 Tibet Pointe Circle closed for $13,200,000. Built in 2006, the home is listed with six bedrooms, nine full baths, two half-baths, and roughly 11,071 square feet, and it lasted just five days on the market before a buyer stepped up with eight figures.
The same weekly roundup from the paper shows the rest of Windermere’s top sales trailing far behind: 11334 Camden Loop Way sold June 1 for $1.2 million, 4 Chase Road sold June 2 for $900,000, and 11208 Ledgement Lane closed June 1 for $970,000.
What the listing showed
The MLS entry for the estate, listed in May at $14.5 million, spotlighted a chef's kitchen, wine cellar, indoor basketball court, and expansive outdoor entertaining spaces anchored by a resort-style pool with a slide and swim-up seating, based on its public listing on Realtor.com. Those amenities help explain the premium price and the buyer interest that pushed the deal across the finish line so quickly. Jay Martin is shown as the listing agent on multiple MLS feeds tied to the property.
Keene's Pointe context
Keene's Pointe is a guard-gated community centered on the Jack Nicklaus-designed Golden Bear Club and direct Butler Chain lake access, according to the club's website. Local real-estate guides note that the neighborhood often produces Windermere's biggest weekly closings because waterfront and fairway lots in the enclave regularly command meaningful premiums for privacy and recreation.
How this sale stacks up
By contrast, Redfin market data for Windermere's 34786 ZIP shows a median sale price near $660,000 and an average days on market of around 41 in May. That makes a $13.2 million, five-day-close mansion look like an outlier that perfectly hit the sweet spot of buyer demand for scale, views, and high-end amenities.
