A$95 million waterfront compound currently under construction in Manalapan, FL, is this week’s most expensive home on Realtor.com®.
Offering breathtaking views spanning both the Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean, this 23,399-square-foot estate is owned by Hamptons developer Joe Farrell, who purchased the 1.6-acre property earlier this year. It has been under construction since 2017, when its previous owner began the renovation and expansion project.
Slated for completion this fall, the seaside compound will include a nine-bedroom primary estate, a 4,000-square-foot guesthouse, two pools, a pickleball court, an eight-car garage, and a boat dock.
Other pricey properties this week include a historic Utah property operating as a boutique hotel, a Wyoming log estate with mountain views, and a seaside estate with Cape Cod Bay views that’s also the most expensive home currently for sale in Massachusetts.
Scroll on to explore this week’s 10 most expensive homes.
10. 498 N Parkway, Golden Beach, FL
Price: $29,950,000
Oceanfront opulence: This Mediterranean-style mansion boasts 200 feet of Intracoastal frontage.
The 8,353-square-foot interior features a grand foyer with a double staircase, marble floors, French doors, and illuminated built-ins. A waterfront primary suite has a private terrace that overlooks the in-ground pool.
9. 68 Isla Bahia Dr, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Price: $30,000,000
Harbor Beach neighborhood: This newly built waterfront estate was designed by architect Randall Stofft.
The 8,327-square-foot modern interior boasts DuChateau premium oak flooring, Terzani art-inspired chandeliers, limestone and European marble accents, and custom Italian furnishings. Other highlights include a glass-enclosed wine room, a primary suite with two baths, and a rooftop terrace.
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8. 543 Park Ave, Park City, UT
Price: $31,000,000
The Washington School House Hotel: This hand-carved limestone dwelling is currently a boutique hotel but could be transformed into a massive private estate.
Built in 1889, the 11,763-square-foot building served as the city’s first schoolhouse and later was converted into a dance hall before being transformed into its current use as a bed and breakfast. It has 12 en suite bedrooms, several fireplaces, a grand family room, and a commercial-grade kitchen.
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7. 6805 N Granite Creek Rd, Wilson, WY
Price: $31,500,000
Lake Creek and mountain views: This 4.53-acre log home is surrounded by ponds, streams, and a view of the southern Teton Range.
The four-bedroom mansion features exposed stone, cathedral ceilings, and a floor-to-ceiling fireplace. In the primary suite, you’ll find dual vanities, two fireplaces, and access to a private terrace. There’s also a vaulted wine cellar, and a secondary suite has a stone fireplace, sitting room, and wet bar.
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6. 30 Bay Ln, Water Mill, NY
Price: $32,995,000
Mecox Bay location: This waterfront Hamptons compound features an eight-bedroom primary estate, a guesthouse, a heated pool, tennis court, and boat dock.
Built in 2012 and designed by Andrew Berman, the 10,000-square-foot interior is surrounded by windows that perfectly frame the waterfront views. Designed for entertaining, the gourmet chef’s kitchen has three refrigerators, two dishwashers, and dining for up to 16 guests. There is also a studio with a kitchenette, bunk room, and a glass-enclosed fitness center with a sauna and steam room.
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5. 7 E 63rd St, New York, NY
Price: $33,000,000
Upper East Side townhouse: This five-level mansion off of Fifth Avenue has been thoughtfully modernized over the years.
Built in 1940, the six-bedroom residence still features elegant moldings, custom millwork, high ceilings, oversized windows, and marble fireplaces. Modern updates include an elevator, a new kitchen with high-end appliances, and a fenced back garden.
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4. Standish St, Duxbury, MA
Price: $40,000,000
Cape Cod Bay compound: This 25-acre property is owned by former chairman of the New York Stock Exchange and Citicorp CEO John S. Reed and wife Cindy.
Offering 1,060 feet of water frontage that includes a private pier and beach, the legacy estate is the most expensive listing in the state. The South Shore setting features a primary estate, dock house for entertaining, a guesthouse, a barn with an apartment, a greenhouse, an outdoor pavilion, and several outbuildings.
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3. 6051 Philip Ave, Malibu, CA
Price: $42,000,000
Malibu retreat: Perched on 4.88 acres with Pacific Ocean vistas, this eight-bedroom estate is surrounded by waterfalls, fountains, fruit trees, and a rose garden.
Built in 1995, the 13,385-square-foot residence boasts billiard and recreation rooms, a fitness center, media room, wine cellar, and four fireplaces. There’s also an infinity pool with a spa, two tennis courts, a separate caretaker’s apartment, and a 25-car motor court.
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2. 22150 Pacific Coast Hwy, Malibu, CA
Price: $44,000,000
Billionaire’s Beach location: Golden State Warriors owner Joe Lacob is looking to part ways with his seaside mansion.
The billionaire purchased the five-bedroom beachfront “masterpiece” in 2019 for $29,100,000. Inside the sleek space, highlights include automated shades; a floating glass and wood staircase; a glass, climate-controlled wine wall; and rooftop access.
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1. 1140 S Ocean Blvd, Manalapan, FL
Price: $95,000,000
New waterfront construction: This legacy compound is under construction and will feature a primary estate and guesthouse when complete later this fall.
The 19,000-square-foot main home will have two primary suites, a club lounge, and loggias that overlook an in-ground swimming pool. A 4,000-square-foot guesthouse will offer another four bedrooms. The 1.6-acre oceanfront lot also includes a new boat dock.
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