Billionaire Paul Allen’s Private Island Back to Market
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has re-listed Allan Island — yes, "Allan" with an "a" — a 292-acre private island off the coast of Washington State, for $13.5 million. The billionaire businessman purchased the island in 1992 in hopes of building his dream home…
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen has re-listed Allan Island — yes, “Allan” with an “a” — a 292-acre private island off the coast of Washington State, for $13.5 million. The billionaire businessman purchased the island in 1992 in hopes of building his dream home and first listed the property for $25 million in 2005. The land boasts a log home, an airstrip, a dock, 44 tax lots, views of the Olympic Mountains, and, of course, beaches. Just a drop in the bucket for Allen and his already-massive real estate portfolio.
Source: Curbed
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