One-time Real Housewife and Donald J. Trump appointee Siggy Flicker is selling her “renovated from the dunes up” Hamptons home for $11.6 million, preferring a place closer to the president, The Post has learned.

Flicker is bringing her own “Art of the Deal” approach to the sale, looking for a nearly $6 million profit even after rapid-fire price cuts since listing the home less than three months ago.

Flicker now spends most of her time in Florida at her Boca Raton residence, about a 35-minute drive to Trump’s Palm Beach estate, where she hobnobs with the 47th president and belongs to the Mar-a-Lago Club, which Trump calls “the world’s most celebrated private club.” 

Flicker, who calls Trump a friend, was appointed by him to the overseeing body of the US Holocaust Memorial Museum soon after he took office a second time and purged Biden’s former appointees. Flicker is the Israeli-born daughter of a Holocaust survivor. She displays works of art in Hebrew, with one frame in the dining area showing the word “Ahava”, or “Love,” arranged in a pop-art style.

While many Hamptons’ home seekers prioritize private ocean access, outstanding views and whether the property lies south of Montauk Highway, Flicker brought her own potential make or break when looking at the home in late 2023. “Are these people Trump lovers?” she asked about the owners before moving forward with a purchase, according to a source close to her who asked not to be identified. Her offer came after being assured they were.

(Flicker declined to be interviewed; it isn’t clear if she would sell the home to a non-Trump lover.)

The 4,610-square-foot spread, which its listing describes as “newly renovated from the dunes up,” includes a pool with a waterfall, lots of decking and expansive water views, all on roughly one-third of an acre — or about the breadth of 1.5 Boeing 747 wingspans.

One thing is for sure; Flicker appears very eager to strike a deal. She put the property up for sale for $13 million and has since cut the price twice, by $1.4 million, with the latest reduction earlier this week, listing information shows.

Still, if she gets her current ask, Flicker will show a hefty paper profit on the $5.7 million she paid for the property less than three years ago, property records show.

The home is designed for openness, with sliding glass doors leading onto decks and 18-foot floor-to-ceiling second-story windows.

Five bedrooms include two primary suites with their own fireplaces, walk-in closets and spa-like full bathrooms. The three guest rooms all have en-suite bathrooms.

In addition to a great room, the house has exercise and media rooms and a wet bar — with a sink and running water making it easier for entertaining, plus mixing and serving drinks. A smart home system can control lighting, security, music, door locks and can dim the lights from any room. An attached garage can fit three cars.

Outside, a heated infinity-edged pool comes complete with a waterfall. For those who like their water saltier, a boardwalk leads to 80 feet of beachfront.

Flicker spent two years on “The Real Housewives of New Jersey,” starting in 2016. It was around that time that that she began ennobling Trump. 

“I said to myself, ‘Wow, finally a non-politician who’s a great businessman. I’m going to give him a try,’” Flicker told the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, a wire service for Jewish-related news.