Palm Beach, FL – Mia Martin Palm Beach, an esteemed author and prominent Palm Beach resident, proudly announces the successful sale of her iconic 1905 Neo-Classical Edwardian mansion on Embassy Row, Washington, D.C., to the Embassy of Estonia. Renowned for her literary works and deep commitment to preserving architectural heritage, Martin adds another significant transaction to her impressive portfolio, further cementing her influence in historic preservation.
With a passion for European architecture and decorative arts, Mia Martin Palm Beach has meticulously restored several period homes, particularly those reflecting Regency and Edwardian styles. This latest sale complements her previous accomplishments, including the sale of a historic Virginia farmhouse and a Regency-style estate in Palm Beach.
Martin’s love for art and architecture was fostered during her childhood in Virginia’s historic hunt country, where she grew up on a grand estate. Her formal education includes Foxcroft School, the Corcoran School of Art, and prestigious institutions in Europe, such as Franklin College in Lugano, John Cabot University in Rome, and Sotheby’s in London. She later earned her fine arts degree from American University in Washington, D.C. Her commitment to cultural heritage has been recognized through her active role in the National Trust for Historic Preservation and her trusteeship at Oatlands Plantation.
In addition to her architectural endeavors, Martin has been a driving force in numerous organizations dedicated to preserving America’s historical legacy. She has served on the Council of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, co-chaired the “Restore America Gala” at the Library of Congress, and lent her expertise to the United States Commission for America’s Heritage Abroad.
A passionate genealogist, Martin has also held leadership roles in several genealogical societies. She has served as Recording Secretary for the Colonial Dames XVI Century, chaired its heraldry committee, and is a member of the DAR, Pilgrim Society, and the Society of Mayflower Descendants in Virginia. Martin is also the author of Dog Heraldry: The Official Collection of Canine Coat of Arms, published by Simon & Schuster and launched at the Westminster Kennel Club.
Looking forward, Mia Martin Palm Beach remains committed to historic preservation and restoration, with a mission to match significant estates with new caretakers who share her vision for preserving architectural and cultural heritage.
About Mia Martin, Palm Beach
Mia Martin, a native of Virginia’s Hunt Country and a resident of Palm Beach, is a celebrated author and historic preservationist. She is a graduate of Foxcroft School and has co-chaired its Centennial celebration. Martin pursued her education in the arts both in the United States and Europe, culminating in a fine arts degree from American University in Washington, D.C.
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