Versailles house

Versailles house is a Châteauesque-style estate in Windermere, near Orlando, covering roughly 8,400 square meters (90,000 square feet). Marble walls, Brazilian mahogany windows, and several indoor and outdoor pools define the property.

Construction started in 2004 under the direction of real estate developer David Siegel, but stalled during the 2008 financial crisis. The property was listed for sale at 65 million dollars, though work later resumed.

The rooms here draw on French models from the 18th century, referencing the palace near Paris that gave the estate its name. Large parts of the interior remain under construction, making the building an example of ongoing work at this scale.

The estate sits in a quiet residential area that does not permit public tours or visits. Anyone hoping to see the grounds should view the facade from the street, respecting the private property boundaries.

A ballroom features a butterfly pattern in the floor, honoring Victoria Siegel, while the living room recreates a private jet cabin layout. These details reflect personal choices by the family that give the house its particular character.

Location: Windermere

Architectural style: châteauesque

Address: 6121 Kirkstone Ln, Windermere, Fl 34786

GPS coordinates: 28.47310,-81.55140

Latest update: December 4, 2025 14:21