Ever dreamed of living like royalty? This $13. 9 million jersey shore mansion might be your chance

Ever Dreamed of Living Like Royalty? This $13.9 Million Jersey Shore Mansion Might Be Your Chance

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October 21, 2024

If you’re ready to embrace the high life, look no further than 4900 Boardwalk, a jaw-dropping estate that screams luxury right on the Jersey Shore. This 15-bedroom, 16.5-bathroom coastal palace is everything you’d imagine a life of excess and ocean breezes would be. Sitting pretty on a 0.36-acre lot in Ventnor, New Jersey, this place offers 10,500 square feet of pure elegance. Oh, and did I mention it’s located literally on the beach with 125 feet of direct ocean frontage?

Ever dreamed of living like royalty? This $13. 9 million jersey shore mansion might be your chance
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Here’s the tea on this mansion, which is straight out of a celebrity’s Instagram feed:

It’s History Meets Modern Glam

Ever dreamed of living like royalty? This $13. 9 million jersey shore mansion might be your chance
Photo: ever dreamed of living like royalty? This $13. 9 million jersey shore mansion might be your chance

Once a landmark property, 4900 Boardwalk now boasts a sleek, modern design that effortlessly combines luxury with laid-back beach vibes. We’re talking serious attention to detail here—from its meticulously crafted interior to top-tier finishes. This place has clearly been designed with both grand parties and quiet, oceanside escapes in mind. Each of the 15 bedrooms is an en suite, so your guests will feel like they’ve stepped into a 5-star hotel.

Entertaining Is Too Easy Here

If you’re the host with the most, this is your dream come true. The house comes with a service kitchen (because just one kitchen isn’t enough when you’re throwing a party for 50 of your closest friends), a game room, and a second-floor pool that offers panoramic views of the Atlantic. Imagine sipping cocktails poolside while the sun sets over the Jersey Shore—chef’s kiss!

Car Lovers, Rejoice

Ever dreamed of living like royalty? This $13. 9 million jersey shore mansion might be your chance
Photo: ever dreamed of living like royalty? This $13. 9 million jersey shore mansion might be your chance

If you’re someone who likes to flaunt a flashy ride (or six), the mansion’s six-car garage and driveway have got you covered. Whether you’re showcasing your luxury collection or just making room for guests, this setup has all the space you need for a mini car show.

Luxe Living Inside and Out

The interior is beyond what you’d expect. There’s a sauna for ultimate relaxation, a gym, and even an elevator to whisk you between floors. And, with walk-in closets, hardwood flooring, and all the smart-home bells and whistles, this house truly is next-level living. You’ll never have to worry about security either—the gated entrance and state-of-the-art security system ensure your privacy.

The cherry on top? This estate sits on an impressive 125×125 lot, so there’s plenty of outdoor space to enjoy or expand. Maybe a tennis court or private garden? The possibilities are endless when you have oceanfront land.

Open Houses and Price Tag Realities

Ever dreamed of living like royalty? This $13. 9 million jersey shore mansion might be your chance
Photo: ever dreamed of living like royalty? This $13. 9 million jersey shore mansion might be your chance

Listed on Realtor.com for $13,900,000 (with a casual $1,324 per square foot), this slice of coastal paradise has been on the market for 24 days. Not sure if it’s in your budget? Just imagine how fun it’d be to scroll through the listing and dream.

So, if you’re in the market for a home that gives “Gatsby-meets-beach-bum,” head over to Ventnor and take a peek. Whether you’re looking to host legendary parties or simply enjoy the ocean view from your bedroom, this mansion is ready to turn your dreams into reality.

Phil Stilton

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