https://www.inverse.com/article/42051-trump-island-in-washington-for-sale
Trump Island is part of a chain called the San Juan Islands and is largely covered in coniferous trees. It includes a sprawling, flat-roofed 7,029-square-foot mansion built in 2000, and boasts a helicopter pad. Its perimeter claims around 5,000 feet of shoreline into the salty waters that lead into the Pacific Ocean. The 29-acre island doesn’t appear to be named after a member of Trump’s family, though, as hyper-curious Washington Post reporter Phillip Bump learned in his story trying to connect the president to the island. Bump reports that Trump’s grandfather lived in Seattle in the 1890s, and was listed as a registered voter in the newspaper, but name of the island goes back to the 1870s, the director of a museum about the archipelago told Bump…
The real estate broker tasked with selling the island is Leigh Zwicker, and the Puget Sound Business Journal reported in the summer of 2016 after it went on the market that she “sent Donald Trump information about the estate but has yet to hear back from him.”