Inside an $85 Million Palm Beach Estate With a Private Tunnel to the Ocean
- A luxurious ocean-view mansion in Palm Beach, Florida, originally listed for $88 million, is now on the market for $85 million, featuring a private underground tunnel to the Atlantic Ocean.
Last October, a particularly eye-catching ocean-view mansion designed by Dailey Janssen Architects hit the market in South Florida's Palm Beach community with a whopping $88 million price tag. Now the home on Billionaires Row has popped up for sale again, this time asking a slightly more affordable $85 million. Christian J. Angle of Christian Angle Real Estate holds the listing .
Nestled on almost an acre of land, near hedge fund billionaire Ken Griffin 's 20-plus-acre Blossom Way compound and President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate, the Bermuda-style property has a private underground tunnel that runs beneath South Ocean Boulevard to the shores of the Atlantic Ocean. The sprawling pad was completed on speculation this year by the developer, 1540 S. Ocean LLC, in collaboration with Seagate Capital Construction .
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A cabana accessed via a private tunnel has steps leading down to the beach and ocean.
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Connected via a landscaped courtyard with a pool, a spa, and a summer kitchen are two separate buildings—one the main house, the other a guesthouse sporting a gym—that offer a combined total of eight bedrooms and 15 baths in roughly 16,500 square feet.
In the three-level primary residence, elegant coastal interiors by Carly Joan Design showcase wide-plank and herringbone-patterned hardwood floors, high ceilings, and large expanses of glass framing views of the ocean from almost every vantage point.
A pool and spa sit in a central courtyard between the main home and guesthouse.
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Upon entry, a foyer with an inlaid stone floor opens into a formal sitting area and a stair hall with an elevator. From there, a formal dining room flows to the family room, which links to a loggia, a fireside game room with a wet bar, and a sleek kitchen outfitted with quartz countertops, shaker cabinetry, two islands, and top-tier Wolf appliances.
An upstairs primary suite comes with a balcony, a morning bar, and dual walk-in closets and baths, while the lower level features a great room with another fireplace and wet bar, a glass-encased wine cellar, a second game room, and an exercise studio. Other perks include a whole-house generator, along with a pair of garages that can accommodate up to six vehicles.
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