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Donald Trump is trying to sell his Caribbean estate for $28 million—take a look inside

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Donald Trump's Caribbean mansion has quietly been on the market for months, listed for a reported $28 million.

It's a price that blows away those of other luxury estates on the island, which are in the $15 million to $17 million range. A neighboring home is on the market for $4.75 million. So beyond paying a possible premium for the Trump pedigree, what else does a buyer get for that price?

Scroll through the embedded Instagram images below to see.

Le Chateau des Palmiers, which Trump called "one of the greatest mansions in the world," is located on St. Martin and sits on a white sand beach. It has two living quarters — a five-bedroom oceanfront villa and a four-bedroom garden villa — on its 4.8 acres, according to Sotheby's.

Each of the five bedrooms in the main villa has its own full bath. The two-story master suite also has a Jacuzzi tub and two private balconies — one overlooks the ocean and the other the pool.

The estate features the "ornate decor and high-end finishes" one might expect, like "stately, gold-trimmed furniture," according to LuxuryRetreats.com, which, among other sites, lists the home as a rental for rates ranging from $6,000 to $20,000 a night. The property, which Trump bought in 2013, has earned him between $200,000 and $2 million in rental fees from 2014 to mid-2016, according to the Washington Post.

Amenities include a pool, an open air and air-conditioned fitness center, a tennis court, an outdoor bar and several dining areas, according to Sotheby's.

Le Chateau also has an eight-foot-tall boundary wall around most of the estate, but that shrinks to five feet on the beach-side so as not to obstruct the multimillion-dollar views. There's also a state of the art surveillance and security system.

In addition to the two villas, there is a two-bedroom staff's quarters.

As the Post notes, the sale of the mansion could present a potential conflict of interest for the President, and many will be watching who bids on and ultimately purchases it.

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