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A 16,430-square-foot estate in Lantana, FL, has landed on the market for the head-spinning sum of $79 million.
The 2-acre property last traded hands in 2021 for $25,750,000, according to the Palm Beach Daily News. Located just south of Palm Beach, the ritzy residence sits in Manalapan‘s Estate Section, offers 200 feet of ocean frontage, and comes with a dock and boat lift.
It hit the market in December for $89 million, but the eight-bedroom mansion recently resurfaced at the reduced price, which still makes it the week’s most expensive home.
Other pricey properties up for sale this week include a New York penthouse with outdoor space, a new build overlooking the Sunset Strip in California, and a ski-in/ski-out Colorado mansion.
Here’s a full look at this week’s 10 most expensive homes.
10. 1451 Brickell Ave Ph 56, Miami, FL
Price: $36,900,000
Echo Brickell penthouse: This five-bedroom penthouse spans two stories atop the Echo Brickell condo tower.
The spectacular, 11,068-square-foot interior boasts 28-foot ceilings and custom marble bathrooms. It is offered fully furnished.
Built in 2017, this high-rise unit designed by internationally-known architect Carlos Ott also features a wraparound terrace with breathtaking Biscayne Bay views.
Miami, FL
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9. 56 Leonard St Ph 53, Manhattan, NY
Price: $38,000,000
Tribeca penthouse: This 6,400-square-foot unit perched atop the tower’s 53rd floor boasts “the building’s largest floor plate and private outdoor space.”
The four-bedroom residence sold a year ago for $30 million. It’s now back on the market with a 27% price bump.
It’s offers 360-degree, description-defying views of downtown Manhattan. For discreet owners, the unit is accessed via key-locked elevator that opens to a grand gallery with 14-foot ceilings. An open floor plan features a sleek kitchen with a center cooking station, and a primary suite offers glass walls and three walk-in closets.
Monthly HOA fees of $9,877 provide private access to a fitness center, pool, sauna, steam room, and dining room.
Manhattan, NY
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8. 5004 N Bay Rd, Miami Beach, FL
Price: $42,500,000
Cool contemporary: Built in 2016, this seaside mansion was originally owned by Chicken Kitchen founder Christian de Berdouare and his wife, Jennifer Valoppi. After listing it for $32 million, the couple sold it in 2021 for an undisclosed amount.
The eight-bedroom showpiece has been a popular, high-end rental over the years. In 2019, it was a filming location for “The Real Housewives of New York.” Spanning 12,804 square feet overlooking Biscayne Bay, the floor plan features retractable glass walls, marble floors, and a light-filled atrium. A new owner can soak in the panoramic views from the rooftop pool.
A plush primary suite offers waterfront views plus a private terrace that overlooks the main floor’s infinity-edge pool and hot tub. There’s also an outdoor kitchen along with a sunken seating area.
Miami Beach, FL
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7. 1680 N Doheny Dr, Los Angeles
Price: $43,000,000
Brand-new build: This 13,500-square-foot, five-bedroom contemporary mansion is one of the priciest listings nestled in the Bird Streets above the Sunset Strip. According to The Real Deal, it’s owned by an LLC with ties to an Australian developer who bought the property for $5.4 million in 2018.
The concrete-and-glass structure designed by Vantage Design Group features a cantilevered, glass living room; media room with a bar and media wall; and floor-to-ceiling, motorized glass doors.
Lavish highlights include a commercial elevator, climate-controlled wine rooms, a fitness center, yoga room with terrace, spa, and sauna. A 4,000-square-foot deck overlooks an infinity-edge pool, spa, and sunken fire pit. The 1-acre lot also boasts “habitable usable gardens,” walking paths, and a citrus grove.
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6. 9 Clear Water, Newport Coast, CA
Price: $43,995,000
Mediterranean-style mansion: Inspired by European villas, this seven-bedroom estate is tucked away in the guard-gated Estate Collection enclave.
Offering Pacific Ocean views, the 11,888-square-foot manse features glass-and-wrought-iron doors that give way to a circular foyer. Ornate details inside the spacious home include “colonnade-style” columned halls, Palladian-style arched French doors, and illuminated niches for artwork.
Other highlights include two offices, a great room with an oversized fireplace, a wine cellar, home theater, and an eight-car garage.
The property also features custom fountains, an outdoor kitchen, a pool and spa, several loggias, as well as numerous patios and terraces.
Newport Coast, CA
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5. 107 Rockledge Rd, Vail, CO
Price: $49,500,000
Ski in-out estate: Built in 2007, this eight-bedroom mansion has undergone an extensive remodel designed by area architect Kyle Webb.
Offering ski-in/ski-out slope access, the residence features a great room with stone fireplace, custom wood bar, media room, game room, and wine-storage room. After a day in the snow, enjoy views of nearby Gore Range while sitting by the fire pit outside.
Vail, CO
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4. 177 Shorecliff Rd, Corona Del Mar, CA
Price: $49,500,000
Renovated residence: Built in 2008, this five-bedroom house was once owned by SunCal CEO Bruce Elieff, according to The Real Deal.
After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 2019, Elieff sold the 11,165-square-foot estate in 2022 for $20.6 million. The savvy investor who bought it tackled a two-year renovation project on the place, hence the nearly doubled price tag.
Offering oceanfront views, the four-level residence now boasts a “nearly full-floor” primary suite with terrace. Other standout features include a home theater, wood-paneled office, and rooftop terrace. Also included are an oceanfront pool, one-bedroom guesthouse, and an eight-car garage. A private pathway leads directly to the beach.
Corona Del Mar, CA
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3. 1601 Casale Rd, Pacific Palisades, CA
Price: $49,950,000
Sensational seaside estate: This recently reduced, seven-bedroom mansion is owned by Richard Hollander, chairman of Aristotle Capital Management, according to The Real Deal.
Originally listed for $57.5 million in 2022, the 13,653-square-foot residence was ready to set local sale-price records. But with no takers, it was pulled from the market last year and reappeared this week with a 13% price cut.
Built on a promontory in 2016 and designed by Southern California architect Paul McClean, the estate boasts unparalleled views ranging from Will Rogers Park to downtown Los Angeles. A three-story courtyard features a waterfall surrounded by glass walls on three sides. The living area has retractable glass walls that lead out to an infinity-edge pool, a lounge area, and fire pit with built-in seating.
Other showstopping amenities include a game room with bar, wine cellar, home theater, gym with a sauna, and a car museum with a turntable.
Pacific Palisades, CA
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2. 1650 McLain Flats Rd, Aspen, CO
Price: $52,000,000
Merry-go ranch: This 26,252-square-foot compound was originally listed for $37.5 million in 2020, according to The Wall Street Journal. It’s owned by Leonard ‘Boogie’ Weinglass, co-founder of the Merry-Go-Round retail chain.
The estate is highlighted by a 15,943-square-foot, indoor, athletic facility that includes a pool and basketball, tennis, and racquetball courts. Also featured are a massage room, running track, and professionally-equipped gym.
Built in 1986 and recently improved, the compound offers 10 bedrooms and 12.5 bathrooms. For horse lovers, the equestrian-centered property also features an eight-stall barn, paddocks, riding trails, and a large pasture.
The 21-acre spread with a guesthouse provides unobstructed views ranging from Aspen to Snowmass.
Aspen, CO
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1. 1040 S Ocean Blvd, Lantana, FL
Price: $79,000,000
Ocean-to-Intracoastal compound: This eight-bedroom mansion on 2 acres offers 16,430 square feet of luxury and 200 feet of ocean frontage.
According to the Palm Beach Daily News, the seller is a Delaware-registered LLC with California ties.
The mansion, built in 2018 in the Estate Section of Manalapan, boasts many striking designs, including a two-story living room with a sleek gas fireplace and floor-to-ceiling windows with oceanfront views.
Other highlights include a grand staircase, curved bar, and primary suite with a waterfront terrace. Outside, a loggia, pool, and spa await.
Across the street, the property includes a boat lift and dock large enough for a yacht.
Lantana, FL
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