Agents with the FBI had a warrant to search any rooms at Mar-a-Lago used by the club’s owner, former president Donald Trump, or his staff, according to court documents unsealed Friday afternoon.
While the layout of Trump’s home is a mystery to most, building plans and interviews by the Miami Herald have helped sketch out the likely locations where the FBI searched.
Trump’s official residence, Mar-a-Lago is a 17-acre estate on the opulent island of Palm Beach, featuring 58 bedrooms, formal dining areas, two pools, an oceanfront beach club, tennis courts, a spa and two ballrooms. Rather than a single mansion, Mar-a-Lago is broken up into a series of smaller units, connected by a tangle of walkways and staircases.