The most expensive home in the entire country has surfaced in Naples, FL, with a price tag of $295 million.
Known as Gordon Pointe, the palatial waterfront spread boasts a primary residence and two guesthouses. Overlooking the Gulf of Mexico, the 9-acre lot also comes with a yacht basin, T-shaped dock, and 1,655 feet of water frontage.
According to “The Wall Street Journal,” the property was purchased by financier John Donahue, who is said to have picked up the original 4-acre lot in 1985 for just $1 million before building the family’s dream home on it in 1989 and eventually amassing many more acres.
Other pricey properties up for sale this week include a recently completed spec house in California, a Plaza Hotel penthouse in New York, and a waterfront Palm Beach mansion.
Here’s a full look at this week’s 10 most expensive homes.
10.1840 S Ocean Blvd, Manalapan, FL
Price: $29,000,000
Ocean-to-lake estate:Offering waterfront views that span the Intracoastal Waterway to the Atlantic Ocean, this family compound boasts 150 feet of ocean frontage.
The eight-bedroom main residence offers 12,378 square feet of recently updated space. Modernizations include new floors, bathrooms, and sliding-glass impact doors. Built in 1990, the property last traded hands in 2021, when then-owners Robert and Suzanne Steinberg sold it to a limited liability company for $18 million, according to the Palm Beach Daily News. Highlights include a first-floor primary wing, rooftop observation terrace, “winding staircases,” and an elevator.
Located on nearly 2 acres, the property also features a beach house, resort-style pool with a spa, a large dock, new seawall, and direct oceanfront access.
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9.1275 Lands End Rd, Manalapan, FL
Price: $38,000,000
Gated waterfront estate:Located on the Intracoastal Waterway, this 12,828-square-foot mansion is in “move-in condition” and offers dreamy waterfront views.
The seven-bedroom residence was custom built in 1992 by Howard Parker, who, according to “The Coastal Star,” also purchased the adjacent lot. The combined lots now offer nearly 1 acre of direct water frontage.
Ornate details include a primary suite with a private elevator, a media room, and family room that opens to a covered loggia. The outdoor oasis offers a summer kitchen, oversized pool and spa, and a dock large enough to accommodate a yacht.
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8.1200 S Ocean Blvd, Manalapan, FL
Price: $39,900,000
Primo property: This seven-bedroom home sits on 1.5 acres of prime real estate overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and the Intracoastal Waterway.
The property last traded hands in 2021 for $25.7 million. According to the Palm Beach Daily News, music equipment manufacturer Hartley D. Peavey and wife Mary sold the 18,429-square-foot residence to a Florida limited liability company with ties to a hedge fund executive. The current sellers, who had previously been offering the place as a rental for $150,000 a month, are poised to collect quite a profit if they get anywhere near the $2,165-per-square foot asking price.
While there are no interior photos shown, the listing says there are “light-and-bright living spaces with floor-to-ceiling windows.” The property also offers a tennis court, boat dock, and an oceanfront pool and spa.
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7.62-3682 Kewai Pl, Kamuela, HI
Price: $40,000,000
Rare oceanfront residence: Tucked away in the Bluffs Community on the Big Island, this rarely available oceanfront estate features seven bedrooms, a 2,000-bottle wine room, and soundproof home theater.
Other highlights throughout the 11,380-square-foot interior include a chef’s kitchen, an ocean-facing office, and a grand 16-person dining room with a locally sourced Koa-wood table. Located on nearly 1 acre, the property also offers detached guest quarters. Retractable doors give way to a stunning pool and spectacular waterfront vistas.
The property last sold in 2000 for just $3.25 million.
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6.40 Firethorn Way, Portola Valley, CA
Price: $40,000,000
New construction:This recently completed San Francisco peninsula spec house originally made its debut on the market last fall for $43 million, according to “The Real Deal.”
According to public records, the seven-bedroom estate is owned by YLCL Investments, an entity that purchased the 6.6-acre lot for $6.8 million in 2016. The 11,185-square-foot interior, designed by Swatt Miers Architects, boasts three levels of living space. The setup includes disappearing glass walls, a recreation room with bar, a home theater, and a wine cellar. An accessory dwelling unit on the property could be used as a home gym, office, or yoga studio.
The infinity-edge pool and rooftop deck provide ideal spots to soak in mountain and distant Bay Area views.
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5.New York, NY
Price: $45,000,000
Plaza Hotel penthouse:Perched on the top floor of the famed building in Manhattan’s “most sought-after address,” this opulent, four-bedroom condo is awash in lavish details.
Ornate highlights throughout the 6,316-square-foot triplex include high ceilings, a private elevator, and gourmet kitchen with a “colossal pantry.” Other honorable mentions include custom millwork, a sizable dining area, and custom finishes throughout. The glass-enclosed living area offers spectacular Central Park views.
Built in 1905, the iconic building’s design was inspired by French Renaissance chateau style, according to the listing.
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4.484 and 496 First Neck Ln, Southampton, NY
Price: $45,000,000
Hamptons lakefront mansion:Located along Lake Agawam, this six-bedroom estate sits on two parcels totaling more than 4.5 acres.
The 7,695-square-foot dwelling offers nearly 500 feet of water frontage. There’s a primary suite on the first floor, and five more en suite bedrooms await upstairs. Lavish amenities include a roof terrace, elevator, and multiple fireplaces. The spacious property also features a three-car garage, 45-foot pool and spa, and a pool cabana with a fireplace and two bathrooms.
The contiguous, 1.8-acre second parcel offers the opportunity to develop a secondary residence.
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3.800 S Pointe Dr Unit 1701/02, Miami Beach, FL
Price: $48,000,000
Apogee South Beach condo: This glam residence spans 7,257 square feet, taking over half of the 17th floor.
Offering 270-degree views of South Beach, the Miami skyline, and the Atlantic Ocean, this “architectural marvel” offers a stunning interior. “No expense was spared” when designing the sprawling condo that was built in 2008, then renovated and combined to create the five-bedroom spread. A gourmet Boffi kitchen has a butler’s pantry and catering kitchen. Two private elevators offer easy access to each level.
There is also a pair of two-car garages and a 3,500-square-foot outdoor space, designed for entertaining.
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2.200 S Ocean Blvd, Palm Beach, FL
Price: $59,000,000
Modern waterfront mansion:This six-bedroom oceanfront residence provides a front-row view of spectacular Atlantic Ocean sunsets.
Built in 2018, the 5,819-square-foot estate has an enclosed sunroom surrounded by glass windows and doors that access the private backyard. A bright and airy living room has a detailed ceiling and fireplace. The high-end kitchen is outfitted with another fireplace, and a spacious island offers bar seating. The upstairs primary suite has a soaking tub, separate shower with a skylight, and a private terrace.
A loggia out back with a fireplace overlooks the swimming pool.
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1.100 Bay Rd, Naples, FL
Price: $295,000,000
Private oasis: Set in the exclusive Port Royal neighborhood, this 9-acre property offers the “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity” to create a family compound.
The enormous lot overlooks the Gulf of Mexico and offers 1,655 feet of water frontage. One main residence and two guesthomes are included in the sale. According to the listing, the property “could be an ideal private and gated family compound with a few incredible homes.”
The waterfront oasis also comes with a private 231-foot yacht basin and a 111-foot, T-shaped dock with room for multiple boats.
