Disgraced former hotel and casino mogul Steve Wynn buys stunning $43million Palm Beach estate - neighboring homes of Robert Kraft, Jeffrey Epstein and Trump's Mar-a-Lago

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Hotel and casino mogul Steve Wynn has become the latest billionaire plagued with accusations of sexual wrongdoing to buy property in Palm Beach, Florida.  

Wynn joins late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and accused prostitute solicitor and New England Patriot's owner Robert Kraft as a Palm Beach property owner after purchasing a sprawling $43million estate in the Sunshine State. 

His 24,600sqft oceanfront mansion on South Ocean Blvd also happens to be just a five-minute drive from sex scandal-hit President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort. 

Wynn, former CEO of Wynn Resorts who was forced to resign last year after multiple women made claims of sexual against him, will now be enjoying his time out of the hotel business in his new 2.25acre, eight bedroom, 11 bathroom abode.  

Hotel and casino mogul Steve Wynn has bought this sprawling $43million estate in Palm Beach, Florida, with views of both the Atlantic Ocean and the waters of Lake Worth 

The home boasts eight bedrooms, 11 full and eight half baths, a library, a formal dining room and a living room with French doors that open to a coquina terrace

Wynn's villa stands out as a 'breathtaking example of Palm Beach style, combining European elegance and contemporary comfort,' according to the property listing. 

The home was hand crafted by world-renowned designer Juan Pablo Molyneaux in 2003 and boasts views of both the Atlantic Ocean and the waters of Lake Wroth. 

The 77-year-old billionaire bought the property from Emma Cisneros, a member of a Venezuelan billionaire family with a media conglomerate. 

She paid $33.6million for the estate in 2005.  

The home comes complete with 11 full and eight half bathrooms, eight bedrooms, a library, a formal dining room and a living room with French doors that open to a coquina terrace. 

It also features a billiards room, a chef's kitchen with butlers pantry, a wine cellar and staff quarters, among other amenities.

Large windows throughout the villa allow for natural light and unobstructed views of the water.  

Billionaire Wynn, pictured with wife Andrea Hissom, was forced to resign as CEO of Wynn Resorts last year after multiple women made claims of sexual misconduct against him, including a manicurist and Vegas showgirl

Large French doors open up onto a coquina terrace overlooking the water just off of one of the eight bedrooms in the home 

An open library, complete with a ladder and built-in bookshelves, and billiards room adorns the home with romantic pillars and recess lighting 

Coffered ceilings, custom gilt-embossed leather walls and trompe l'oeil finishes display designer Molyneux's attention to refinement and detail, as seen in a photo of the grand seating area 

The home's coffered ceilings are decked out with murals, designed and hand crafted by world-renowned designer Juan Pablo Molyneaux in 2003

Wynn will have multiple outdoor areas for relaxing, either in the garden or surrounding the pool.  

A courtyard lush with greenery, a heated swimming pool and a dock on the lake all make for a luxurious outdoor living space. 

Oceanside, formal gardens give way to a privately accessed beach. A guest and pool house, six-car garage and expansive brick motor court complete the estate. 

Inside the villa, the coffered ceilings and stone fireplaces add a romantic feel, while the custom gilt-embossed leather walls and trompe l'oeil finishes display Molyneux's attention to refinement and detail. 

Molyneux uses gold, turquoise, coral and terracotta - a palette that mirrors the surrounding landscape.    

There are multiple outdoor areas for relaxing, shown above, as well as staircases cascading from the loggias of two pavilions to terraces, a courtyard lush with plants and a heated swimming pool 

The outdoor coquina terrace boasts views of Lake Wroth and the home's own private dock on the lake

The home sits on the Palm Beach Strip right between both the Atlantic Ocean and the waters of Lake Wroth. A guest and pool house, six-car garage and expansive brick motor court complete the estate

Wynn paid the $43million through an LLC tied to Wynn Fine Art, according to the Real Deal. 

He resigned as CEO of Wynn Resorts last year and sold off his shares in the company after multiple outlets detailed allegations of sexual assault that had been made about the billionaire.  

Wynn has denied the sexual misconduct allegations and told investigators his 'multiple relationships' with company employees were all consensual.   

In April, a 200-page report concluded company executives concealed and failed to take action on allegations against Wynn for years.