This custom built masterpiece is situated on 2 acres and is located at 9106 NW 66th Lane in Parkland, FL. The home boasts 9,500 square feet of living space under air and 15,000 square feet when factoring in the garages and covered patio space. The exquisite home contains amazing woodwork throughout, 7 bedrooms, 8.5 bathrooms, magnificent 2-story foyer with wooden inlay, large gourmet kitchen, 2-story living room with custom built-ins, 2 laundry rooms, upper level billiards room with wet bar, 441 bottle wine room, elevator, wood paneled library, home gym, study, home theater, a 4-car garage, hurricane impact glass throughout, large patio, balconies, swimming pool with covered spa, and much more. It is listed at $5,200,000.
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Joseph Maas, P.A.
Fine Homes & Estates Specialist
Century 21 Tropical Springs
Cell: 954-618-7353
Tags: Florida, gym, home theater, swimming pool, wine cellar
I’m not wild about this one, but I adore the wood inlay throughout – YUM!
Some of the woodwork and inlays in the floor are nice, but the house is something of a snooze-fest. The back looks like the builder just gave up and painted up the thing white with no detailing or decoration. Plus it’s at the edge of a swamp.
I live 5 minutes from this place, a lot of big homes in Parkland.
nice flooring. you don’t see that kind of craftsmanship everyday
It’s funny to see this home posted on here. I had the pleasure of viewing it in person and was blown away by the detail of the wood work. I do agree with nothing in Parkland being worth $5,200,00 but everything in life is negotiable. There is another property in Parkland asking $5 mill as well and a home on the same block sold for $4.2 mill about a year ago.
$5 million, $4 million or $3 million…at the end of the day, it’s still Parkland. I’m sorry, but if you are going to spend that money, I want to be a little closer to A1A, and not 20 minutes away, or at least in a country club(Royal Palm, St. Andrews, even Woodfield or Broken Sound)/private estate enclave (Le Lac or Long Lake Estates), which there is no shortage of in Boca.
Same goes for Weston, Wellington, Coral Springs, Davie, Plantation, etc. Not my style of living, so all the details in the world won’t sway me