Yahoo Lifestyle This $285 Million South Florida Mansion Is Poised to Become the Most Expensive Home in the U.S.
The tony South Florida enclave of Manalapan is home to some of the nation’s priciest real estate, including an ultra-modern megamansion at 1960 South Ocean Boulevard that is poised to become the most expensive home ever sold in the United States.
Local developer Stewart Satter, former mayor of Manalapan, has just unveiled plans for what’s being billed as one of the most expensive properties for sale in the country. Though ground has not yet been broken, the waterfront property has nonetheless hit the market with Nick Malinosky of The Exclusive Group at Douglas Elliman for a whopping $285 million. The sky-high price is second only to a $295 million compound in Naples called Gordon Pointe, and whichever of the estates gets scooped up first has the potential to set a record as the costliest residential deal ever to go down in the U.S. The Manalapan estate is also currently one of the most expensive homes available in the world.
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“This property is a groundbreaking achievement in luxury real estate,” said Robert W. Burrage, founder of RWB Construction Management and a collaborator on the project. “From its scale to its intricate craftsmanship and unrivaled amenities, we’ve brought to market something that has never been done before. This estate is poised to set new records and redefine what is possible in ultra-luxury living.”
The supersized spread sprawls over four acres right next door to tech billionaire Larry Ellison’s $173 million estate. According to reports, Satter bought the land in March 2024 for $27.5 million and commissioned the architecture firm Choeff Levy Fischman along with Marc-Micheals Interior Design for the look. Altogether, the trophy estate will include an approximately 55,000-square-foot main pad, an expansive guest residence, and a boathouse. The main house is planned with eight bedrooms and 16 bathrooms plus not just one but two state-of-the-art chef’s kitchens. The 4,145-square-foot primary suite will occupy its own wing with epic ocean views, a private pajama lounge, and dual bathroom suites.
“The interior design of this estate was conceived to complement its unmatched scale and endless amenities,” explained Mark Tremblay, president of Marc-Michaels Interior Design, Inc. “Every detail was meticulously crafted to create an atmosphere of refined luxury, seamlessly blending timeless elegance with modern functionality. From the bespoke finishes to the thoughtfully designed spaces that flow effortlessly into features like the private theater, bowling alley, and spa, the interiors elevate this estate into a realm of unparalleled sophistication.”
A private bowling alley, a movie theater, and a wellness center are just the tip of the iceberg, though, when it comes to amenities. Additional perks to be packed inside include a golf simulation room, a padel court, and a fully equipped gym for sports enthusiasts. Elsewhere, collectors will enjoy a car museum where they can store their prized autos, plus the grounds offer a shooting range, a wine cellar, and a club room. Of course, there will be no shortage of water activities either, including a 3,200-square-foot pool that immediately wows guests at the front of the home and a second, 3,700-square-foot infinity pool in the backyard overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, where there’s a private dock for getting out on the bay.
“This estate is unlike anything the market has ever seen,” added Malinosky. “Its sheer scale, impeccable design, and unmatched amenities make it a true icon of luxury living. This is more than just a home—it’s a statement, a record-breaking achievement that will forever redefine the standard of ultra-luxury real estate.”
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