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1940 South Ocean Boulevard in Photos

Tori Latham
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  • The ultra-contemporary home in Manalapan features a 23,000 square foot living space with a private tunnel connecting to a beachfront cabana.

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The ultra-contemporary home measure about 23,000 square feet over three floors.

The spacious formal living room.

Columns with a wavy pattern frame the formal dining room.

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The kitchen.

The club room also includes a pool table.

An abstract floral design flows from the wall to the ceiling in the primary bedroom.

One of two bathrooms in the primary suite.

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The game room includes arcade-style driving games.

The bowling alley.

Kick back in the home theater's oversize reclining chairs.

Multiple lounge areas surround the pool.

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There are three separate fire features sprinkled around the pool.

A private tunnel under the street connects the home to a 1,200-square-foot beachfront cabana.

Built in the same style as the main house, the stone, stucco and glass pavilion is believed to be the largest beachfront cabana in Manalapan.

Inside, there's a full kitchen and plenty of lounge space for enjoying the beachfront views.

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The property stretches from the Intracoastal Waterway to the Atlantic Ocean.

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