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The largest oceanfront property in Miami Beach has just hit the market for an eye-watering $169 million—mere months after it broke local records by selling for $105 million.
Developer Todd Michael Glaser and partners made headlines in February when they purchased the 2.34-acre property for the extraordinary sum.
Back then, the team was going to either transform the property into a $250 million megamansion or flip it for a profit.
Now, it seems they are looking to reel in on the latter option—if they get anywhere near the $9,010 per square foot asking price, which has helped the property to top the week’s most expensive homes list.
The sprawling property boasts 290 feet of deep-water frontage, a 22,000-square-foot gated estate, and every luxurious amenity imaginable.
Lavish highlights include a curved imperial staircase, a dining room designed for grand-scale entertaining, home theater, fitness center, waterfront billiards room, a built-in entertainment bar, sauna, primary suite with domed ceilings, and an indoor racquetball court.
Covered terraces and numerous patios overlook an in-ground pool, hot tub, tennis court, and boat dock. It is also being offered furnished for lease with an asking monthly rental price of $495,000.
Other jaw-dropping estates to make this week’s most expensive list include a ski-in/ski-out mountain estate in Utah, a Palm Beach mansion nearing completion, and a Beverly Hills mansion with a Hollywood pedigree.
10. 221 Casuarina Concourse, Coral Gables, FL
Price: $27,500,000
Villa de Casuarina: This Mediterranean-inspired estate last traded hands in 2015 when Martha Cecilia Hernandez and Pieric J. Vaucher de la Croix, vice president of Hublot Latin America and president of Ares Distributors, are said to have purchased it.
Built in 2000, the modernized eight-bedroom mansion boasts a walk-in cedar wine cellar with rolling ladder, a home theater with coffered ceiling, and a disco lounge. A newly renovated kitchen now has marble countertops, a coffee station, and high-end appliances.
A loggia overlooks the private lot with 388 feet of water frontage, manicured gardens, heated pools, summer kitchen, and boat dock that can accommodate a 60-foot yacht.
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9. 120 Ridge Rd, Tuxedo Park, NY
Price: $29,500,000
Renamor: This 151-acre is looking to set the record for the most expensive dwelling ever sold in the community if it is able to get its $1,317 per square foot asking price.
The enormous property that is able to operate off-grid boasts three separate residences that were built in 1928 and named after George S. Amory and his wife, M. Renee Carhart Amory.
The 41-room, French Provincial-style estate features a 14,000-square-foot primary residence with grand salon, “banquet-sized” dining room, library, former chapel, wine cellar, and a fumoir “where gentlemen smoked after dinner.”
There is also a 3,700-square-foot guesthouse, a 4,500-square-foot carriage house with private apartment, a boathouse, a one-room log cabin, a teahouse, five-car garage, and multiple outdoor entertaining areas.
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8. 329 White Pine Canyon Rd, Park City, UT
Price: $30,500,000
Under construction: It’s a private ski-in/ski-out estate nestled in the exclusive enclave of The Colony at White Pine Canyon slated to be completed next year.
The seven-bedroom mountain retreat sits on 5.35 acres with direct access to Canyons Ski Resort.
An enormous 14,406-square-foot interior with “oxygenation-ready systems” will have seven fireplaces, a fitness studio, ski prep area, and wellness sanctuary with infrared sauna, steam room, hot tub, and cold plunge. Also included are a home theater, office, bunk room, and private casita with garage.
A 5,804-square-foot heated patio was designed for apres-ski entertainment.
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7. 301 Plantation Rd, Palm Beach, FL
Price: $34,500,000
Nearing completion: This seven-bedroom estate is scheduled to be completed later this fall.
The brand-new residence will boast 8,803 square feet of luxurious amenities that include 11.5-foot ceilings, an elevator, a gourmet kitchen, primary suite with dual marble bathrooms, a fireplace, and private terraces.
A covered loggia will overlook the summer kitchen with fireplace, double infinity-edge pool, hot tub, and cabana.
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6. 701 N Camden Dr, Beverly Hills, CA
Price: $37,950,000
European-inspired luxury: This mansion last traded hands in October 2017 when it sold for $7.6 million.
While no photos are shown of the interior, the listing says the 15,000-square-foot residence located just off Sunset Boulevard “is nothing short of extraordinary.” The smart home features luxurious finishes imported from Italy, an eat-in kitchen with breakfast bar, and five fireplaces.
An in-ground pool, hot tub, and two-vehicle carport can also be found on the near half-acre lot.
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5. 176 Spyglass Ln, Jupiter, FL
Price: $42,500,000
Admirals Cove: This six-bedroom seaside mansion once owned by professional race car driver Johnny Gray and his wife Terry is said to now be owned by George McMahon and Sarah Ann McMahon, founders of the investment firm American Infrastructure Partners.
The McMahons purchased the 1.47-acre property in 2021 for $24 million and originally listed it last year for $49 million. Built in 2016 and reimagined in 2023, the property offers 365 feet of direct Intracoastal frontage and a dock large enough to accommodate a mega yacht.
Other impressive highlights include a primary suite with dual bathrooms and full hair salon, and an entertainment area with custom bar, sports lounge, game room with golf simulator, and home theater.
A resort-inspired backyard has a custom pool with two hot tubs, a pedestrian bridge, waterfalls, fire bowls, and swim-up bar. Two summer kitchens, multiple loggias, and an auto showroom able to accommodate a 45-foot motorcoach and more than 22 vehicles can also be found on the property.
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4. 1494 Cypress Dr, Pebble Beach, CA
Price: $57,500,000
Gem Cove: Located on two lots, this street-to-sea estate is located next to the Lodge at Pebble Beach and boasts unobstructed views spanning from the 18th fairway and Stillwater Cove to Carmel Beach and Point Lobos.
The Tudor Revival mansion sits on 2.24 acres surrounded by stunning oceanfront views. Built in 2003, the 11,223-square-foot interior features coffered ceilings, radiant heating, and wood and travertine floors. A great room has exposed beams and a fireplace.
There is also a built-in bar, billiards room, wine cellar with tasting room, and a primary suite with private terrace offering Pacific Ocean views.
Also found on the spacious lot are a hot tub, expansive patio, and three-car garage.
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3. 1309 Davies Dr, Beverly Hills, CA
Price: $75,000,000
Hollywood legacy: This six-bedroom luxury estate was once the home of English actor Michael Caine, singer Ricky Martin, and the family of actress Doris Day.
The storied mansion was built on a promontory in 1956 and has been modernized over the years. Offering views spanning from the Pacific Ocean to downtown Los Angeles and beyond, the property features a primary residence, guesthouse, lighted tennis court with pavilion, children’s playground, and security house.
Located on 2.37 acres, the lot also has an orchard, an herb garden, an ocean-facing swimming pool, and a motor court with parking for up to 20 vehicles.
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2. 859 Woodacres Rd, Santa Monica, CA
Price: $110,000,000
Golf course views: Built in 2015, this six-bedroom mansion overlooking the 7th hole of the Riviera Country Club was originally designed by legendary architect Howard Backen.
According to the Los Angeles Times, the property is “an entity with a tax address linked to Kevin L. Washington, the son of Montana-based billionaire industrialist Dennis Washington,” who purchased it in 2017 for $41 million.
The 12,240-square-foot open floor plan was designed for seamless indoor/outdoor living and soaking in the breathtaking views of the Santa Monica Mountains. Ornate design details include disappearing glass walls, steel-frame windows, and vaulted wood ceilings.
The interior has a temperature-controlled wine cellar, a primary suite with boutique-inspired closet, and an entertainment level with movie theater and dedicated kids’ lounge.
A guesthouse, spa and wellness center, and swimming pool can also be found on the 1-acre lot.
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1. 5940 N Bay Rd, Miami Beach
Price: $169,000,000
Largest waterfront estate in Miami Beach: Located on Billionaires Row, this 2.34-acre estate boasts 290 feet of direct water frontage overlooking Biscayne Bay.
The opulent estate features 18,756 square feet of ornate space that includes an indoor racquetball court, double staircase, home theater, billiards room, and entertainment bar. French doors and retractable glass walls open up to the breathtaking oceanfront views and outdoor living space.
There is also a boat dock, eight-car garage, tennis court, and two-level swimming pool.
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