Barbara Walters bought a retirement home in 2014, and it was sold by her daughter sometime after her dementia diagnosis (which turned for the worse). 

The Florida retreat that Barbara Walters purchased in 2014 — the same year she announced her retirement — was put on the market shortly after her dementia diagnosis took a turn for the worse. Walters, a broadcast media legend who passed away at age 93 just before the new year, purchased the three-bedroom, four-bath waterfront condo in Naples for $3.4 million. Two years later, in April 2016, she transferred the unit to her daughter, Jaqueline Dena Guber, records obtained by The Post show. Walters adopted Guber in 1968. Guber, 54, then listed the home three months later for $6.78 million.

The price obtained for this Florida residence was $5.35 million.