Having a lovely house is a goal that many people strive for. However, not everyone can afford a high-priced property due to current market conditions. Naturally, now that the most costly house is on the market, everyone is wondering how it got its exorbitant price tag.
This month, a home in Naples, Florida broke the record for most expensive property listed in the US. The listing was made earlier this month. Located in the exclusive and exclusive Port Royal area, this mansion commands a pretty penny. The 9-acre property might perhaps break all American real estate sales records!
Gordon Pointe is the name of the property that has a staggering $295 million price tag. There are a total of 22 baths and six bedrooms.
According to the description, this 23,000 square foot property has a private 231 foot yacht basin and a 6-boat T-dock in addition to being bordered by the beach on three sides. One main residence and two guesthouses are located on the property.
No one should be shocked if this Gordon Pointe house sets a new price record in the US, according to selling agent Dawn McKenna, since it “is so special with unprecedented amenities.”
It has been revealed that the mansion is being sold by the family of John Donahu, who was co-founder of Federated Investors and whose wife passed away.
In 2019, the acquisition of a New York City mansion by Citadel founder and billionaire Ken Griffin for $238 million was the latest instance of a home’s price making news. There has never been a property sale in the US that was more costly than that.
According to McKenna, there has been interest from purchasers all around the globe on the house listing. View images of the listing at this link.
According to her, Port Royal is known for being one of the most expensive real estate markets in the United States, and Gordon Pointe is the most prestigious property in that area. The fortunate owner may enjoy island life while yet being close to everything that Naples has to offer.
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