This newly listed estate was built in 1903 and is located on Field Point Circle in Greenwich, CT. The 20,000 square foot mansion boasts 6 bedrooms and 9 full and 7 half bathrooms. It is listed at a cool $42,500,000, which makes it the most expensive home currently on the market in Greenwich. My absolute favorite part of this home is the ballroom that turns into a natatorium. Wow!! What an amazing room!!

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In prestigious Field Point Park, this splendid century-old Long Island Sound compound is one of Greenwich’s most significant waterfront estates. Masterfully renovated, the expansive 6-bedroom, 20,000±-sq ft stone residence sits commandingly on 4.26± acres fronting 340 feet of shoreline showcasing magnificent vistas encompassing Greenwich Point and harbor islands. Inside, the grand 35-foot-high, marble-floored atrium gallery serves as a pivotal space from which the first-floor rooms unfold, beginning with the semi-circular, window-walled living room bringing in panoramic waterfront scenery. Library/gallery spaces are arranged on the main and garden levels, where a dramatic natatorium/ballroom features an elaborate mosaic floor that lowers with the touch of a button to transform into the indoor swimming pool. Waterside terraces are featured, and the sweeping park-like grounds encompass a pool, guest house, and guest cottage alongside the historic Roebling 175±-foot suspension bridge.

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This 160-acre lakefront estate is located at 17200 Villa City Road in Groveland, FL. It was built in 1997 and boasts 25,000 square feet (18,351 heated) living space with 8 bedrooms, 9.5 bathrooms, huge 3-story rotunda, wood paneled office, ballroom, wine cellar with bar, home theater, gym, sauna, steam room, summer kitchen and bath house. The estate features a helipad, tennis court, basketball court, sand volleyball and resort style swimming pool. The mansion and guest house are 20 acres and is sold along with 140 acres PUD approval for 450+/- Homes, Retail and Office Space. It is listed at $7,500,000.

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This home, which was built in 2006, is located at 16 Skyridge in the exclusive Pelican Crest community in Newport Beach, CA. Like most of the homes in the area, this one has spectacular views of the ocean, city and surrounding hills. The 11,893 square foot  mansion is situated on .60 acres of land which makes it one of the larger lots in the pricy subdivision. All of the homes in Pelican Crest sit on .35 to .65 acres of land which isn’t all that much, but the views make up for it! The estate boasts 7 bedrooms (2 master suites – main and second level), 10 bathrooms, formal living and dining rooms, 6 fireplaces, den, 2 offices, bonus room, two launry rooms, home theater, wine cellar, elevator, sauna/steam room, exercise room, indoor swimming pool, patio with fireplace, 2 outdoor built-in barbecues, outdoor infinity swimming pool and spa and a subterranean garage that fits 10 or more cars with direct access from the lower street for easy access. It is listed at $12,888,000.

I’m quite fond of the exterior and the grounds, but the interior is a little too mish-mash for my taste. I would definitely change some of  the decor and wall color choices.

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This large mansion is under construction on Meri Lane in the Rolling Green neighborhood of Edina, MN. It is designed by TEA2 Architects. It is being built by Tom and Angie Wicka.  Tom Wicka is a 1990 graduate of St. John’s University, was a sales person for Banta Direct Marketing for eleven years in New York and in Minneapolis, and, since 2002, is an owner and the Executive Vice President of Sales for The Instant Web Companies, recently renamed IWCO Direct, in Chanhassen/Chaska, Minnesota. IWCO Direct was founded as Instant Services by Frank Beddor in 1969, changed its name to Instant Web after installing the first web press in 1976, acquired United Mailing in 1977, acquired Victory Envelope in 1981, added a manufacturing facility in Little Falls, Minnesota, in 1985, hired Jim Andersen as president and Peter Karle as executive vice president and chief financial officer in 1999, saw the retirement of Frank Beddor in 2004, and was purchased in 2005 by Andersen, Karle, Wicka, and Citigroup Venture Capital Equity Partners (CVC), based in New York City.

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