Sorry it's not positive, but you asked. Halfway in and I can find a number of design flaws in this overpriced home. The wood finishes are mismatched, dark mahogany door, beachwood coloured floor and black window trim. Then you have a mirror inside a window in the bathroom. The flow of the domestic area is whack. 22 are too many damn bathrooms unless you need a private coke pod for sniffing for each of your guests. I haven't gone through the whole video yet.
Agreed, that’s a very bad use of space. For half of this price you could get twice as much. The only thing is it’s an island. It’s too centralized to actually feel private.
Totally agree, this is so lame lol. Honestly I feel like there's lots of places for a tenth of the price that are more aesthetically pleasing and more practical as well. Who would pay 218 mil for this
@@timeslowingdown That is why they are now marketing as a trophy home. Meaning it's not a logical purchase just something to brag about. But look at the mega mansion in LA 'The One'. That was a sick home with ALL of the special fixes. (A basketball court, grand pool with huge outside tv. Gym, spa, and cinema. And it was listed for less AND sold for under $100 million. You can get an amazing mansion in Cannes for less and that has its own nightclub with more privacy. This price will drop, and it's the designers fault because it does not fit modern lux.
The way it looked before the renovation actually seemed much more pleasant to live in. It had more privacy with the bushes along the edges, plus a lot more greenery and open space. Modern designs may be trendy, but sometimes they sacrifice charm and tranquility for aesthetics. That said, this channel does a fantastic job showcasing these transformations and sparking meaningful conversations about design preferences!
From the look of things: money separates the poor from the good things of life. Not working for the money but letting the money work for you through investments should be in everyones mind.
The way it looked before they rennovated seems far more pleasent to live in than the modern one. Has privacy with the bushs surrounding the edges, more greenery and space.
The original was such a beautiful old money Palm Beach style home. I went to school with the daughter of the owners of the property before it was remodeled. Visited several times, truly a special place. Of course these properties are more than homes, they're a business model. The best way to create money out of thin air other than being the federal reserve is to remodel a home and re-list it.
Remodeling the house is more of a personal taste thing. But taking away the bushes is such an appallingly dumb decision, I cannot imagine who likes that. You are on a private island and yet you have no privacy at all... All the other houses and passing boats can see every corner of your outside area
It's because modern architecture of today is far removed from the human spirit. The Architecture of yesterday had the human spirit as the number one goal. Didn't matter how long the job took it was about building something to be proud of. Today houses look like prison cells especially the decorations. The dull colors, the cheap art and building materials, the shotty cheap labor, I agree with you the 1940s version looked way more cozy and family oriented.
12:25 For $218 million, I would expect the trim and finishing work on the exterior of the house to not look as bad as this. To have that quality for that price is an embarrassment.
Id imagine it sitting next to an ocean got lots to do with it. Constant wind and salt takes a huge tall on any wood structure, this house probably demands constant upkeep and repair. Not that anyone with 200m+ coudnt afford it tho. Many of these houses are however bought to keep money "tied" to the real estate to is doesnt lose value. The value is almost never in the house but the prestigous land, barely any billionare is gonna live there full time.
Everyone likes different things. For me, I’d love to have 1000 acres of land and a log cabin home but this house looks like it belongs in a movie. Still crazy cool.
For that kind of price I would expect to have a large lake on my property with maybe nice creeks to maintain the level of the lake so its maintenance free.Also a sizeable mansion with pools tennis court gymnasium with indoor basketball/badminton court...
My buddy just built his dream house. He is an accountant who got lucky throughout the years when selling his home. I can honestly say that his 1.1M “mansion” is at least 218 times more beautiful that this mansion!
Absolutely! I also have a friend with a stunning house. Bought it in about 2008 for 1.8 million. He sold it last year for 12 million. Its in Washington State on 300 acres of pristine forest and a small valley with fields. It’s a literal paradise. The house is massive and looks like a cross between a castle and a massive log cabin. The fact that even today, you could buy nearly 20 of his houses for the same price is staggering. I read later that this property sold for like 80 million and it was wildly overpriced, but still, 80 million for that is crazy. Its all about that location, it’s so desirable. Not THAT desirable in my opinion. But I guess ultimately, everything is worth exactly what people are willing to pay for it.
No shiet. If you have 218 Million, you would not able to afford to live there. These are for billionaires. Just to maintain this house, with fees, taxes etc. Easily be a million a year.
Yeah I thought I would like this house more. This just proves that more is not always better. This is a house to show off that you have more. Can't ever see it feeling like a home.
Agree. It's an oddity. The spacious endless interiors are at odds with the cramped outside space - the island has an oddly claustrophobic feel to it. A tennis court right next to the building - I'm imagining all the smashed windows and the noise of balls and people so close by would infuriate anybody inside. It's without warmth or soul.
The idea of a private island in PB is interesting, but this place has absolutely no privacy. Every house at that part of the intercoastal looks at it, and there is no way to really change that. It is also on the IC, not ocean facing, not beachfront. Really strange location to set a record for PB, but it hasn't sold yet.
It used to have privacy (check the before and after picture at the start). They took down the tall hedges and removed many of the beautiful trees and replaced it with a grass and a bigass McMansion, yikes. This could have been a beautiful private getaway, now it just screams "I have money".
That was an incredible presentation! The way you articulated every detail of the $218 million home was nothing short of masterful. Your vocabulary and delivery really brought the property to life. Seriously, top-notch work-props to you, man. Good job, bro!
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Tidal surge will have 8 ft/2.5m of slimey channel water flooding every room. That's with a minor hurricane 🌀. Then the billionaire will get a FEMA grant to rebuild.
I had a large home at one point in my life and I was mortgage broke.I worked so much to pay for it I was never there but when I was I only used 3 or 4 rooms and I was constantly working on the property.After 5 years I sold it and bought a 1500 sq ft rancher and my life improved dramatically
If i had 218m to spend; I would rather split it across multiple luxury homes in favorite spots around the world. Regardless, this is still a very impressive property and the rooms feel much more livable than in most of the other mega properties at those crazy price points.
Anyone smart enough to have the kind of money to buy houses like this wouldn't be dumb enough to buy houses like this, they'd build their own and it would be a million times better. However the people who are buying these places are using them for other reasons - th-cam.com/users/shorts4DKfrFafCuc
Ah, but you are assuming that whoever is buying this, doesn't already have multiple 200 mil luxury homes around the world. No one is going to spend their entire wealth on this. It's most likely going to be an impulse purchase of someone who can spend 10x as much without going bankrupt.
Does this strategy of building a massive house then finding a buyer work? Look at "The One" where the designer built it and couldn't find a buyer. I'd think most people, even billionaires, would have their own idea of what style or features they'd want.
Yeah thats what I think about these projects every time. When someone wants to spend that amount of money, they usually want to design their home themselves.
This will probably sit for years before selling for less than half the current ask by the lender after the developer files bankruptcy for this property
I think someone will buy it, hardly any lot on the island sits vacant. But yea, I don't get it either. Buying a lot and spending all this money to flip it to someone who might just tear it all down and build their own thing. There have to be easier ways to make money.
@@gwpeoples But this lot really isn't like any other property there. I'm not saying that this will not sell. But I think that there is a serious risk that noone is interested in something like that right now. There are not too many people who can afford homes like that. And those who can quite likely already have a place of their own.
agreed, it would actually give me anxiety knowing a natural disaster would completely wipe this out which is quite common in america, fuck living there...
Increbell house. Palm Beach is the best pleace in Miami, I was there in 2023, and now its my favorite pleace in Florida. Congratulations to the company who is selling that.
This is why they call it "filthy rich". It's kind of disgusting. A person who would purchase this home would almost certainly be from another country. They are likely to have properties across the globe, and they would likely spend a month out of the year here. It's almost worth purchasing just for the value of insurance payout for when the next big hurricane hits. Also, it's Florida. You can literally buy an actual private island in the Caribbean, and build a dream house for less than $218m
Yeah seems like incredibly bad value here... I'm surprised so many people are impressed with this place lol. Okay, there's a fuckton of marble... and what else?
The problem with having that many bathrooms , like the rest of the House , is getting your relatives to clean it , and/or reliable staff to tend to care for the property.🤔
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As a kid, I thought my friend’s two story house was like a mansion compared to our two bedroom apartment. Now I have my own 2 level house and I love it. This is nice though.
@@luciandavis5222 “this is nice though” if I went up to your car and talked about my cherry red sports car and how nice it is, and then said “yours is nice too though” I would clearly be insinuating my car is better. Even if it obviously isn’t.
Great shooting and editing. You've got me hooked for 18min straight. The tour is also impressive. Presentation good...straight on, no wasting time. Very Nice.
If I wanted a private island, I'd want it to look a little more natural. Nothing beats a natural private beach with hanging palm trees. The home neighbouring this mansion looked interesting too!
It is a private island apart from there is no privacy there at all, you are in the centre of a community and everyone can watch an hear your farts and you pay that price for no privacy, thats mental
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You might be able to park a megayacht there, not sure what the depth is around the property. But if you can't, the Palm Beach Marina is a 2 minute drive from this house and it can dock some huge boats.
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While this is extremely over the top and too large it would also be very very comfortable for my family of 7. It would definitely make it really realistic too to have in laws live there as well in the guest quarters. Perfect for a large family. The multiple laundry rooms are my favorite part. That to me is luxury with a large family 😍
The house isn't even close to some 20-30m bel air mansions i've seen. It's mostly the ground it's on that's pricey. The interior design is nothing special AT ALL
False. The LAND (and probably some structure(s) from 1930) sold for $85,000,000 (in July of 2021). The new home was built in 2023, listed initially at $218,000,000, cancelled, re-listed at $210,000,000 before expiring, and re-listed (again) for $187,500,000 as of 11/23. The property remains for sale - 10 Tarpon Isle, Palm Beach, 33480
I like that you're taking a nice walk through the house. Oh how I've longed for walking space inside my living quarters. And the porches are absolutely gorgeous, hopefully the humidity and flying insects don't ruin the experience.
Considering the asking price of 218 million US Dollars, it's interesting to see that the owner didn't spent $1000 to hire someone to fix all the imperfections and dirt left in certain corners of the house. It would take a couple of persons just one day to fix that before shooting the video. Can't imagine how easy are these imperfections to spot in real live, since they are seen even on a 4K video. Nice house, but the workers who made it were not experienced enough. P.S.: Your presentation was great, by the way!
A while back, I stayed at a very large home, and i realized i am very happy with my small cozy house. I didn't like the extra long walks to go to the bathroom, kitchen, backyard, etc.
4:34 Holy crap, an ice maker in your kitchen. I would not have expected that in a $213,000,000 house. I hope those fake potatoes (or maybe pears?) on the island bench are included, otherwise i'm taking my money elsewhere.
@@hellen70666666 For a property like this, you'll probably have a landscape/gardener there, as either live-in or full-time. That's probably a hundred thousand or more, just shaping the plants and edging the driveway. I imagine you'd get the retaining wall that holds the island together probably costs an average of close to a hundred thousand dollars. There's a full-time chef, which is again close to 70-100k, but if you're having them serve for events with a full kitchen staff with chef, cooks, dishwasher, etc. it'll be closer to a few hundred thousand a year. The maid service, which could also be live in would cost 50k. I imagine the HOA is reasonably expensive, probably comes with private security. I imagine you'd also have at least 3 security on site at all times, but you never know how they do it these days, maybe they have a crew monitoring cameras and an immediate dispatch service, instead of having people on site all the time. But this place might not be that expensive to maintain, there are estates with more than a square mile and their main expense is up-keep on miles and miles of private roads.
I'm thinking one full time groundskeeper, 2 housekeepers, 2-3 security, 2 kitchen staff, one household manager, and one part time engineer/maintenace guy.
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Serious question: How do you avoid feeling like you're living with a giant target on your back here? 24 hour security? I'd be too paranoid to enjoy this -- it screams "kidnap me!"
Forget that. How do you live in a house this size and aren’t scared of being alone. First noise I hear i would be out that hoe fr. would be extremely stressful. To upkeep would also be stressful. And all the lost space and rooms that you probably never go in
I've always wanted to be able to pop on my shades to use the bathroom. And then be able to step outside and have a conversation with my significant other who just used their own bathroom. True couple goals.
Talking about Jesus loves us when we are being shown a 200 million dollar home that even the top 1 percent of the top 1 percent can barely afford yea sure.
Incredible. I just remembered I purchased a lottery ticket yesterday. Let me go see I win enough to purchased this gem. Thank you for allowing us to enjoy this Erik. Hugs from Miami, Carolena
Go get help, honestly. I always see this comments under these typ of videos showing mansions. There is not one lotto winner on this earth that could buy this mansion or any for that matter and still have enough money for the upkeep.. taxes, insurances, maids, gardeners.. if you win the lottery than put that money to work or you will have to work very soon after that
Massive home! I was stopped in my tracks when you said you're not allowed to install lights for night tennis. Question: If you own the private island, how can anyone tell you what you can do with it? It's nutty.
@@marc6919 Palm Beach county isn't that strict. But Palm Beach the city is very very very strict. But the lights I think is because of the sea turtles.
Absolutely incredible house! First thing I thought is that’s the house you want in a zombie apocalypse! Then I imagine what I always do, whenever I see a house so close to the ocean like this. And that’s the scene from deep impact with the enormous wave! Then I’m thankful for my modest house in the mountains 😆
No disrespect to Enes cuz I enjoy his videos but Erik is so enjoyable to watch. Good job Erik. I'll keep watching. Again no disrespect to Enes, love your videos too.
The price is absolutely ridiculous, maybe if it had been in the 80-90 mil ( which is still ridiculous btw imo ) could have been a little more understandable for what it is. But over 200m its very underwhelming.
I thought the house itself was only worth 5-10 million and that’s really pushing it. If you placed this in let’s say, Houston it would be no wear near this price. They are charging for the location and the location to me would never be worth it even if I had the money.
I understand it’s an island, but for $218M?! The home felt a little closed off with the rooms. Ive seen bigger kitchens in much smaller homes here in Dallas. The home didn’t feel grand inside. It’s beautiful, but I would expect something way more grand inside.
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This house..is absolutely beautiful. It's literally jaw dropping. You'll never leave the house. Lol. But, why would you? You have everything you need. This house is a work of art. That ALL MARBLE BATHROOM....Omg. It's just amazing.❤
The interiors are spectacular (in a cold kind of way), but that's where it ends. It has virtually no useful outside space, it feels perched on that little island. I'd want to get away as much as possible, odd as that sounds. A house that size looks odd when it has no grounds to speak of.
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@@shaniquariley2320 why to spend that much on such a square plot of artificial plot, buy thousands of acres of agricultural land and ranches for 200M and built such home on your favorite place with reminder of money
This is a work of art! Really excessive, but beautiful architecture, Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Instead of trying to predict and prognosticate the stability of the market and precisely when the change is going to happen, a better strategy is simply having a portfolio that’s well prepared for any eventually, that’s how some folks' been averaging 150K every 7week these past 4months according to Bloomberg.
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It’s definitely an amazing property and you do an excellent job, I just would add a lot of more colors to the decor , there’s too much white and by adding Colors , paints and plants would make it more cozy and get that home feeling .
I could fit my entire village in this mansion 😂😂 I live in a 1200sqft independent home with my parents and I think 🤔 that's enough for 1 lifetime. Congratulations to whoever buys 🎉🎉🎉
Parts of this confuse me, there is a whole kitchen wing, (which I actually kind of like because I guess it would make sense to have a lot of events in a house like this), but you also walk straight into a great room, with no entrance foyer. It's just a bit odd to have this lack of formally and grandeur with the entry whilst also having an entire kitchen wing. I do loooove the Banyan Trees though.
Beautiful Colonial modern mansion with balconies. I like the open living floors, living room, and dining room. I like the kitchen, I like the master bedroom and master bathroom. I like the big lap pool and the second pool. Nice house tour Erik.
Beautiful ❤ But I grew up on 5 acres, connected to 120 acres of field, connected to wooded state land, connected to country, lakes, woods, miles of freedom. This is stunning architecture. I'd feel so cagey living here.
Well, just by looking at this house through a video and imagining myself living there makes me feel so lonely and empty already. Life is not about such massive mansions. It's too much. Nobody needs 11 bathrooms and 20 rooms. 5 rooms ok but not 20!
It would be great if you could show the mechanical details, HVAC-R equipment rooms, backup- emergency Generator systems, etc. within these fine properties, really enjoy your tours.
Loggia is the current ‘high class speak’ for indoor-outdoor sheltered space with columns, more commonly used in the New York to Boston set (obvious who they’re trying to appeal to) Comes from the Romans. Can be on any floor. Further north they also come with fireplaces and heavy drapes to close it off from the cold in autumn, then only close the actual doors surrounding the space in the winter - if they have them, or simply not use it, like an outdoor deck, in the winter if there are no doors to the space. Italians still use the term. The pope does his public audiences on special days from a loggia, basically an upper story balcony with columns overlooking the square.
i LOVE the colors omg the wood is so pretty and with the two main colors being black and white you could add accents pieces in whatever color you wanted and it would still look good the blue color sometimes seen on pillows and things is specifically beautiful to me
Comment below what you think of this property!
its insane....
Sorry it's not positive, but you asked. Halfway in and I can find a number of design flaws in this overpriced home. The wood finishes are mismatched, dark mahogany door, beachwood coloured floor and black window trim. Then you have a mirror inside a window in the bathroom. The flow of the domestic area is whack. 22 are too many damn bathrooms unless you need a private coke pod for sniffing for each of your guests. I haven't gone through the whole video yet.
Unbelievably beautiful!!!!
The customer who buys this house from you will be the biggest and dumbest deer you've ever hit in your life.
Nice video
If I had 218 million dollars to spend on a home, this would not be it.
Funny
Agreed, that’s a very bad use of space. For half of this price you could get twice as much. The only thing is it’s an island. It’s too centralized to actually feel private.
Totally agree, this is so lame lol. Honestly I feel like there's lots of places for a tenth of the price that are more aesthetically pleasing and more practical as well. Who would pay 218 mil for this
@@timeslowingdown That is why they are now marketing as a trophy home. Meaning it's not a logical purchase just something to brag about. But look at the mega mansion in LA 'The One'. That was a sick home with ALL of the special fixes. (A basketball court, grand pool with huge outside tv. Gym, spa, and cinema. And it was listed for less AND sold for under $100 million. You can get an amazing mansion in Cannes for less and that has its own nightclub with more privacy. This price will drop, and it's the designers fault because it does not fit modern lux.
U dont tho bro so its all good am i right
"This is an ice maker, in your kitchen!"
Wow. At first I thought it wasn't worth 218M, but that's such a game changer!
😂😂😂
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Oh my god! I just realized, I have an ice maker too! My home is probably worth at least $100M now!
It’s the walk in freezer for me 🥶
Thats exactly what I thought. That walk in freezer is kinda creepy in an area where cartels reside ;-)
22 bathrooms? This is truly the ultimate dream home for someone with IBS.
It’s because you don’t wanna be walking for 30 mins to the other side of the house for the toilet 🤣
😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂 not to mention the washer and dryer throughout.. just in case
Also it’s perfect if you have a VERY large family that everyone has crohns
@@chrisbelsito4231 An entire closet just for Brown pants!!
The way it looked before the renovation actually seemed much more pleasant to live in. It had more privacy with the bushes along the edges, plus a lot more greenery and open space. Modern designs may be trendy, but sometimes they sacrifice charm and tranquility for aesthetics. That said, this channel does a fantastic job showcasing these transformations and sparking meaningful conversations about design preferences!
We live in a beautiful world that only a few enjoy, the others have to watch it on TH-cam .
It's good we know it now how the rich and the poor are classified
From the look of things: money separates the poor from the good things of life. Not working for the money but letting the money work for you through investments should be in everyones mind.
@@shanoimelissa3425 Yes so many good things of life to enjoy but like you said , money separates the rich from the poor.
@Ulster I agree, can you say more about managing the risk involved in investments, I'm interested.
@Ulster Sounds great, how does this work how much fee does he take for his services, does he accept beginners?
“You have your very own ice maker in your kitchen!”
I’ve got one IN MY FRIDGE!
For 218 million i hire some Eskimos to make my ice. :P
For 218 mill I would think about the people In this world who needs actual real help! This is pretty stupid
WOW. And I bet the kitchen even has high-end appliances.
I have a freezer, that makes ice in my fridge!
I thought that was hilarious
The way it looked before they rennovated seems far more pleasent to live in than the modern one. Has privacy with the bushs surrounding the edges, more greenery and space.
Developed by Todd Michael Glaser. I guess we know who has bad taste.
The original was such a beautiful old money Palm Beach style home. I went to school with the daughter of the owners of the property before it was remodeled. Visited several times, truly a special place.
Of course these properties are more than homes, they're a business model. The best way to create money out of thin air other than being the federal reserve is to remodel a home and re-list it.
I agree
Remodeling the house is more of a personal taste thing. But taking away the bushes is such an appallingly dumb decision, I cannot imagine who likes that. You are on a private island and yet you have no privacy at all... All the other houses and passing boats can see every corner of your outside area
It's because modern architecture of today is far removed from the human spirit. The Architecture of yesterday had the human spirit as the number one goal. Didn't matter how long the job took it was about building something to be proud of. Today houses look like prison cells especially the decorations. The dull colors, the cheap art and building materials, the shotty cheap labor, I agree with you the 1940s version looked way more cozy and family oriented.
The house is absolutely amazing! It does, however, need some splashes of color for sure.
With Modern design, THe occupies bings in the colour. They bring it in with personal items, paintings and their presence.
@@eingoluqStill not enough. Everything is just too bright. It’s already spacious with enough natural lights. So they could play with colors.
12:25 For $218 million, I would expect the trim and finishing work on the exterior of the house to not look as bad as this. To have that quality for that price is an embarrassment.
agreed, the tennis court seemed not in good shape either
Agreed. That looks absolutly garbage. Even for a new one million dollar home
I thought I'm the only one noticed 12:25 pathetic finishing.
Id imagine it sitting next to an ocean got lots to do with it. Constant wind and salt takes a huge tall on any wood structure, this house probably demands constant upkeep and repair. Not that anyone with 200m+ coudnt afford it tho. Many of these houses are however bought to keep money "tied" to the real estate to is doesnt lose value. The value is almost never in the house but the prestigous land, barely any billionare is gonna live there full time.
What was wrong with it? @@moarabi2067
Everyone likes different things. For me, I’d love to have 1000 acres of land and a log cabin home but this house looks like it belongs in a movie. Still crazy cool.
I was just thinking, for this much money, I want land like Rhee Drummond (of Pioneer Woman)
Yes sir..ill take a nice log cabin or any house on a thousand acres with a river running through it..
You can buy modern1000 acres with $218 million and some state
And what do you even need 1000 acres for? Silence? Because you aren’t maintaining that much land
For that kind of price I would expect to have a large lake on my property with maybe nice creeks to maintain the level of the lake so its maintenance free.Also a sizeable mansion with pools tennis court gymnasium with indoor basketball/badminton court...
My buddy just built his dream house. He is an accountant who got lucky throughout the years when selling his home. I can honestly say that his 1.1M “mansion” is at least 218 times more beautiful that this mansion!
Thats not hard, the only reason I would want this home is to sell to buy a nicer home at a fraction of the cost.
Absolutely! I also have a friend with a stunning house. Bought it in about 2008 for 1.8 million. He sold it last year for 12 million. Its in Washington State on 300 acres of pristine forest and a small valley with fields. It’s a literal paradise. The house is massive and looks like a cross between a castle and a massive log cabin. The fact that even today, you could buy nearly 20 of his houses for the same price is staggering. I read later that this property sold for like 80 million and it was wildly overpriced, but still, 80 million for that is crazy. Its all about that location, it’s so desirable. Not THAT desirable in my opinion. But I guess ultimately, everything is worth exactly what people are willing to pay for it.
Lol stop
Nothing special about that kitchen.
Location would not be equal to it
This has to be the most incredible home I’ve ever seen online. Congratulations to the lucky homeowner.
This isn't a home. This is a hotel. The only way this could be justified is if you had every member of your blood and extended family live with you.😊
exactly. it's only bragging rights, no actual home in sight. plenty of physciality, no heart
Homes over 5 million start to look like hotels, museums, malls, boutiques not a home.
And windows for the people all around to see into . Don't go around naked in it lol
Now THAT is a dream
No shiet. If you have 218 Million, you would not able to afford to live there. These are for billionaires. Just to maintain this house, with fees, taxes etc. Easily be a million a year.
Yeah I thought I would like this house more. This just proves that more is not always better. This is a house to show off that you have more. Can't ever see it feeling like a home.
Agree. It's an oddity. The spacious endless interiors are at odds with the cramped outside space - the island has an oddly claustrophobic feel to it. A tennis court right next to the building - I'm imagining all the smashed windows and the noise of balls and people so close by would infuriate anybody inside. It's without warmth or soul.
The idea of a private island in PB is interesting, but this place has absolutely no privacy. Every house at that part of the intercoastal looks at it, and there is no way to really change that. It is also on the IC, not ocean facing, not beachfront. Really strange location to set a record for PB, but it hasn't sold yet.
i mean, i bet they could afford some ladscapers and some bushes if the new owner wanted to
It used to have privacy (check the before and after picture at the start). They took down the tall hedges and removed many of the beautiful trees and replaced it with a grass and a bigass McMansion, yikes. This could have been a beautiful private getaway, now it just screams "I have money".
You can plant trees around the perimeter
agreed I would definitely prefer to be on a beach
Some people love being the centre of attention. This is a narcissists wet dream home lol.
That was an incredible presentation! The way you articulated every detail of the $218 million home was nothing short of masterful. Your vocabulary and delivery really brought the property to life. Seriously, top-notch work-props to you, man. Good job, bro!
Every family has that one person who will break the family's financial struggle, I hope you become the one 😊
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It's like having a luxury front seat to the next hurricane that sweeps in
NO PROTECTION. 😂
Tidal surge will have 8 ft/2.5m of slimey channel water flooding every room. That's with a minor hurricane 🌀.
Then the billionaire will get a FEMA grant to rebuild.
The house is from the 1940s. I think it'll be fine for the next 80 years, too.
@@McVaio Did you watch the video? The current house was built in 2021. The original house was from the 40s.
@@marcd1981 Did you watch the video? The current house was expanded in 2021. The original part is from the 40s.
I had a large home at one point in my life and I was mortgage broke.I worked so much to pay for it I was never there but when I was I only used 3 or 4 rooms and I was constantly working on the property.After 5 years I sold it and bought a 1500 sq ft rancher and my life improved dramatically
How big was the house and how many people lived there?
@@Hipsey_Nussle 2400sqft in Maryland and just me and my wife
If i had 218m to spend; I would rather split it across multiple luxury homes in favorite spots around the world. Regardless, this is still a very impressive property and the rooms feel much more livable than in most of the other mega properties at those crazy price points.
@@jacobfoster9185stay safe bro
Anyone smart enough to have the kind of money to buy houses like this wouldn't be dumb enough to buy houses like this, they'd build their own and it would be a million times better.
However the people who are buying these places are using them for other reasons - th-cam.com/users/shorts4DKfrFafCuc
Ah, but you are assuming that whoever is buying this, doesn't already have multiple 200 mil luxury homes around the world. No one is going to spend their entire wealth on this. It's most likely going to be an impulse purchase of someone who can spend 10x as much without going bankrupt.
You’d have to be a billionaire to buy a house like this
@@xKingSeraphx oh yeah, for sure. Upkeep alone will be several millions each year + property tax and whatnot
Does this strategy of building a massive house then finding a buyer work? Look at "The One" where the designer built it and couldn't find a buyer. I'd think most people, even billionaires, would have their own idea of what style or features they'd want.
Yeah thats what I think about these projects every time. When someone wants to spend that amount of money, they usually want to design their home themselves.
They never go for anywhere near the asking price. The price is just a gimmick to attract attention.
This will probably sit for years before selling for less than half the current ask by the lender after the developer files bankruptcy for this property
I think someone will buy it, hardly any lot on the island sits vacant. But yea, I don't get it either. Buying a lot and spending all this money to flip it to someone who might just tear it all down and build their own thing. There have to be easier ways to make money.
@@gwpeoples But this lot really isn't like any other property there. I'm not saying that this will not sell. But I think that there is a serious risk that noone is interested in something like that right now. There are not too many people who can afford homes like that. And those who can quite likely already have a place of their own.
this is super beautiful. i can't imagine what would happen to this island in a hurricane though...
My thoughts exactly
@@omprakashswain2415 my thoughts not exactly
@@minigiant8998 my thoughts exactly
It’s not an oceanfront!
agreed, it would actually give me anxiety knowing a natural disaster would completely wipe this out which is quite common in america, fuck living there...
Increbell house. Palm Beach is the best pleace in Miami, I was there in 2023, and now its my favorite pleace in Florida. Congratulations to the company who is selling that.
This is why they call it "filthy rich". It's kind of disgusting. A person who would purchase this home would almost certainly be from another country. They are likely to have properties across the globe, and they would likely spend a month out of the year here. It's almost worth purchasing just for the value of insurance payout for when the next big hurricane hits.
Also, it's Florida. You can literally buy an actual private island in the Caribbean, and build a dream house for less than $218m
Anyone who can afford this property likely can afford 20 properties priced the same.
Yeah seems like incredibly bad value here... I'm surprised so many people are impressed with this place lol. Okay, there's a fuckton of marble... and what else?
@@timeslowingdown Yo, but it's prone to hurricanes! That's the sell point. /s
So?
What a coincidence. My wife and daughter were just saying to me that we really need a house that has exactly 22 bathrooms. 🤣
The problem with having that many bathrooms , like the rest of the House , is getting your relatives to clean it , and/or reliable staff to tend to care for the property.🤔
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They still want a living and a kitchen, right?
@@mikegurv1818 That checks out
shit! i need 23
Don’t get me wrong, the house is out of the world gorgeous. But my concern would be hurricane seasons. Wouldn’t being in the water be a huge risk?
@@jonnyiuta Hurricanes can increase the waterlevel bij many yards. The house seems only 5 yards above the water surface..
Yes its in very high risk of getting flooded
Also, isn't Florida being flooded every 2 weeks
@@Whynotcreate no, we arent flooded every two weeks
Yeah for sure, Good luck getting home insurance against floods.
An exceptionally, stunning home!!
Thing that annoys me so much is they never show us the utility rooms of these places
I’m super interested in that
Me too. I went on a tour of a mega mansion and those rooms were the most memorable
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there were 3 shown
agreed!! spent a lot of time in master room...
And no basement either....Let the buyer beware!!
Not once has my man been, "without words". Unlike another popular TH-camr, which is refreshing
As a kid, I thought my friend’s two story house was like a mansion compared to our two bedroom apartment. Now I have my own 2 level house and I love it. This is nice though.
That’s awesome I just want a big garage 😂
Are you trying to insinuate that your house is nicer than a mega mansion with its own island?💀
@@bigpapi6688no, no he's not🤔
@@luciandavis5222 “this is nice though” if I went up to your car and talked about my cherry red sports car and how nice it is, and then said “yours is nice too though” I would clearly be insinuating my car is better. Even if it obviously isn’t.
peasant
The place looks amazing like no other. Only thing how do you get your cars onto the property ? the bridge looks to small for cars to pass
Great shooting and editing. You've got me hooked for 18min straight. The tour is also impressive. Presentation good...straight on, no wasting time. Very Nice.
funny, I thought the editing was crap. Too fast. But hey, opinions are a lot like assholes...
If I wanted a private island, I'd want it to look a little more natural. Nothing beats a natural private beach with hanging palm trees. The home neighbouring this mansion looked interesting too!
There's also nothing private about it... People cruising by in boats all day
@@rothvonhoyte Also must note that no beach is truly private property in the US.
Give me a Tahitian island any day.
It is a private island apart from there is no privacy there at all, you are in the centre of a community and everyone can watch an hear your farts and you pay that price for no privacy, thats mental
Thats because that ain't an island, its a barge.
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Feels incredibly cold and homeless inside. It feels like a high-quality private hospital with clinical white rooms.
could turn it into a rehab center for high-end clients. I wonder if it's ever gone through a hurricane?
it looks extremly homey, look at bel air and it makes more sense
I usually love the modern theme of houses. That said, I definitely think it could use more grey and black with a few accent colors like light blue.
The bigger your home your lonelyer it is
What
Commenting again because this tour is well done. Shows the floor plan, and is very easy to tell where you are with the rolling camera shots
To think that there's people out there that have "donated" what this mansion is going for is mind boggling
Warren Buffett donated 39 billion dollars
@@markho9653 to who?
@@JacubamustoffTo his kids. They running those charities.
Sounds like tax evasion to me
@@metall301 or some elaborate money laundering scheme
If I was paying 50 million, I’d better be able to park my mega yacht behind it.
You might be able to park a megayacht there, not sure what the depth is around the property. But if you can't, the Palm Beach Marina is a 2 minute drive from this house and it can dock some huge boats.
Jesus said is hard for the rich to enter heaven
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@@ito10104 Not that it was hard but impossible. Can a camel go through the eye of a needle?
The richest people on earth are followers of JESUS CHRIST
I'm kind of surprised the house isn't raised several more feet to minimize the risk of flooding!
That was the first thing I thought when the video started. Good luck with a 8 to 12 foot storm surge.
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Storm surge would wreck this place
Crown Prince owns that painting. This level of wealth is unbelievable.
While this is extremely over the top and too large it would also be very very comfortable for my family of 7. It would definitely make it really realistic too to have in laws live there as well in the guest quarters. Perfect for a large family. The multiple laundry rooms are my favorite part. That to me is luxury with a large family 😍
The laundry room and extra kitchen space is 🥵
This house ended up selling for: $85,000,000
🤣🤣🤣
A far cry from 218 Mil. I don't feel sorry for these people at all.
Where did you get that? It sold for $85 mil a few years ago before they built it up and expanded it. It’s still currently listed for $187 million
The house isn't even close to some 20-30m bel air mansions i've seen. It's mostly the ground it's on that's pricey. The interior design is nothing special AT ALL
Billionaires won't pay top dollar on a resale, the cat is out of the bag on the buy low, sell high method.
False. The LAND (and probably some structure(s) from 1930) sold for $85,000,000 (in July of 2021). The new home was built in 2023, listed initially at $218,000,000, cancelled, re-listed at $210,000,000 before expiring, and re-listed (again) for $187,500,000 as of 11/23. The property remains for sale - 10 Tarpon Isle, Palm Beach, 33480
This is no longer a mansion, but a five-star hotel！
You did a really great job, thanks a lot for sharing！👍😄👏
Thank you.
and thats whats wrong with it... It isnt a home...
@@davidtsmith33 You are most welcome!
@GreekRage There is a problem with your translation software, no one says it is home!
@@giannishen a) im born raised in CANADA...b) maybe you should rewatch the video...
Absolutely love the distance between neighbors; just enough for privacy
I like that you're taking a nice walk through the house. Oh how I've longed for walking space inside my living quarters. And the porches are absolutely gorgeous, hopefully the humidity and flying insects don't ruin the experience.
Considering the asking price of 218 million US Dollars, it's interesting to see that the owner didn't spent $1000 to hire someone to fix all the imperfections and dirt left in certain corners of the house. It would take a couple of persons just one day to fix that before shooting the video. Can't imagine how easy are these imperfections to spot in real live, since they are seen even on a 4K video. Nice house, but the workers who made it were not experienced enough.
P.S.: Your presentation was great, by the way!
hands down best Quilty house tour ever! you deserve a tv show for house tours
Absolutely beautiful. After a hurricane or sea level rise, maybe not so much.
A while back, I stayed at a very large home, and i realized i am very happy with my small cozy house. I didn't like the extra long walks to go to the bathroom, kitchen, backyard, etc.
4:34 Holy crap, an ice maker in your kitchen. I would not have expected that in a $213,000,000 house. I hope those fake potatoes (or maybe pears?) on the island bench are included, otherwise i'm taking my money elsewhere.
I thought they might be potatoes also. Was thinking at least try some lemons…
I can’t even imagine the staff, running, maintenance and insurance costs of this place
The most expensive estates cost millions of dollars annually to maintain.
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@@hellen70666666 For a property like this, you'll probably have a landscape/gardener there, as either live-in or full-time. That's probably a hundred thousand or more, just shaping the plants and edging the driveway. I imagine you'd get the retaining wall that holds the island together probably costs an average of close to a hundred thousand dollars. There's a full-time chef, which is again close to 70-100k, but if you're having them serve for events with a full kitchen staff with chef, cooks, dishwasher, etc. it'll be closer to a few hundred thousand a year. The maid service, which could also be live in would cost 50k. I imagine the HOA is reasonably expensive, probably comes with private security. I imagine you'd also have at least 3 security on site at all times, but you never know how they do it these days, maybe they have a crew monitoring cameras and an immediate dispatch service, instead of having people on site all the time. But this place might not be that expensive to maintain, there are estates with more than a square mile and their main expense is up-keep on miles and miles of private roads.
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I'm thinking one full time groundskeeper, 2 housekeepers, 2-3 security, 2 kitchen staff, one household manager, and one part time engineer/maintenace guy.
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Serious question: How do you avoid feeling like you're living with a giant target on your back here? 24 hour security? I'd be too paranoid to enjoy this -- it screams "kidnap me!"
Agree
🤣 If you have that kind of money you can imagine the ransom. But is that really still a thing?
@@pnwviews3879 Yeah. That's probably very true. But you couldn't own this island unless you were special in some way.😁
The wing with the separate pool is for the on-site security team.
Forget that. How do you live in a house this size and aren’t scared of being alone. First noise I hear i would be out that hoe fr. would be extremely stressful. To upkeep would also be stressful. And all the lost space and rooms that you probably never go in
11 years ago, it was on the market for 10.9M. Now its 218M. That's is a huge leap.
He says in the beginning that the original home was extended substantially.
I've always wanted to be able to pop on my shades to use the bathroom. And then be able to step outside and have a conversation with my significant other who just used their own bathroom. True couple goals.
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Talking about Jesus loves us when we are being shown a 200 million dollar home that even the top 1 percent of the top 1 percent can barely afford yea sure.
Beautifully presented!
Thank you!
Nice
Drum roll 🥁🥁🥁🥁"And this is an ice maker in your kitchen" 😂😂😂
DAMN! The marble bathrooms are absolutely stunning with those huge showers!!!! I officially want to burn my house down!
Incredible. I just remembered I purchased a lottery ticket yesterday. Let me go see I win enough to purchased this gem. Thank you for allowing us to enjoy this Erik. Hugs from Miami, Carolena
Go get help, honestly. I always see this comments under these typ of videos showing mansions. There is not one lotto winner on this earth that could buy this mansion or any for that matter and still have enough money for the upkeep.. taxes, insurances, maids, gardeners.. if you win the lottery than put that money to work or you will have to work very soon after that
@@comnade are you ok? You've been drinking hu. It'll get better, hang in there buddy.
@@comnade Shut up lol
California 2B Jackpot Winner can easily buy this mansion
You wouldn't be able to afford upkeep, taxes, staff etc.
I was being facetious. This is an absurd amount of money.
This is edited super well. Nicely done.
Massive home! I was stopped in my tracks when you said you're not allowed to install lights for night tennis. Question: If you own the private island, how can anyone tell you what you can do with it? It's nutty.
This is a good question. I was wondering why you can't put lights on your property. Must be some county ordinance
It's a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation law in Florida. Lighting is restricted on the entire coast of Florida to save sea turtles.
@@marc6919 Palm Beach county isn't that strict. But Palm Beach the city is very very very strict. But the lights I think is because of the sea turtles.
You also cannot beat your wife on that island. It is called living in a society...
@@fbnx4219 If I have 200 million I will beat whom ever I want, whenever I want.
Incredible!! 🔥
Absolutely incredible house! First thing I thought is that’s the house you want in a zombie apocalypse! Then I imagine what I always do, whenever I see a house so close to the ocean like this. And that’s the scene from deep impact with the enormous wave! Then I’m thankful for my modest house in the mountains 😆
Props to the camera man & video editor! This is so fun to watch 🙏🏼
true. love it nice job!
tbh the 1940's original house and landscape looked well laid out. This one looks like a flashfest.
No disrespect to Enes cuz I enjoy his videos but Erik is so enjoyable to watch. Good job Erik. I'll keep watching. Again no disrespect to Enes, love your videos too.
The price is absolutely ridiculous, maybe if it had been in the 80-90 mil ( which is still ridiculous btw imo ) could have been a little more understandable for what it is. But over 200m its very underwhelming.
I thought the house itself was only worth 5-10 million and that’s really pushing it. If you placed this in let’s say, Houston it would be no wear near this price. They are charging for the location and the location to me would never be worth it even if I had the money.
@@XavierMathewsEntertainment Totally agree lol, I was very unimpressed with the video after seeing the price tag.
Agreed. For that price point, I would expect Buckingham Palace.
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Beautiful home… hope whomever buys it enjoys what it has to offer 🎉
I understand it’s an island, but for $218M?! The home felt a little closed off with the rooms. Ive seen bigger kitchens in much smaller homes here in Dallas. The home didn’t feel grand inside. It’s beautiful, but I would expect something way more grand inside.
In my opinion you have toured much better! Just because a house costs more doesn't mean it looks better nor does it mean the quality is better!
Let’s give a thumbs up to the craftsmanship.. especially with the marble.. definitely a god given skill.
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This house..is absolutely beautiful. It's literally jaw dropping. You'll never leave the house. Lol. But, why would you? You have everything you need. This house is a work of art. That ALL MARBLE BATHROOM....Omg. It's just amazing.❤
The interiors are spectacular (in a cold kind of way), but that's where it ends. It has virtually no useful outside space, it feels perched on that little island. I'd want to get away as much as possible, odd as that sounds. A house that size looks odd when it has no grounds to speak of.
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This looks more like 21.8 million dollars home.
I would say 2.18 million considering hurricane season threats😂😂
The federal government pays for damages caused by hurricanes. All the big homes along the Beach also. Sad, poor man pays for everything
@@shaniquariley2320 why to spend that much on such a square plot of artificial plot, buy thousands of acres of agricultural land and ranches for 200M and built such home on your favorite place with reminder of money
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He got excited about the ice maker 😂. Dude my parents have one of those haha
Nobody cares. Stop putting extras on it he didn’t even get excited he just pointed it out😂I’m sure dude has one of those at his house
That damn house is not worth no damn 218 million IDGAF bout it being on a island ! Boy one real bad storm that house it's doomed ....
It’s definitely an amazing property and you do an excellent job, I just would add a lot of more colors to the decor , there’s too much white and by adding Colors , paints and plants would make it more cozy and get that home feeling .
You don't sell a house that way. You sell the blank canvas so the perspective buyers can see the bones and they decorate when they buy.
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I can only imagine how much the upkeep is a month on this home. Not to mention if they have a chef, maid, trainer, barber etc…
why anyone would want a house this big is beyond me
I think very empty people have to buy big houses with everything in it to feel full again... Very sad.
Investment, a trophy house to entertain clients, or they have lots of kids and company.
A Status symbol for partying at weekends
If you were like Donald Trump and had 'small hands' this might be a compensation.
Eric! Great house and amazing island! special respect to The VIDEO TEAM!
very nice, very enjoyable, thank you very much!
I could fit my entire village in this mansion 😂😂
I live in a 1200sqft independent home with my parents and I think 🤔 that's enough for 1 lifetime.
Congratulations to whoever buys 🎉🎉🎉
yeah congrats to whatever money noble or predatory ceo buys. gotta support that social inequality hussle!
You’re probably happier too!
Parts of this confuse me, there is a whole kitchen wing, (which I actually kind of like because I guess it would make sense to have a lot of events in a house like this), but you also walk straight into a great room, with no entrance foyer. It's just a bit odd to have this lack of formally and grandeur with the entry whilst also having an entire kitchen wing. I do loooove the Banyan Trees though.
Beautiful Colonial modern mansion with balconies. I like the open living floors, living room, and dining room. I like the kitchen, I like the master bedroom and master bathroom. I like the big lap pool and the second pool. Nice house tour Erik.
Guess just the land is 200mil, which still is very overpriced. I saw houses more modern under 10mil.
Street amanzing building floor master class 💪💪
Beautiful ❤
But I grew up on 5 acres, connected to 120 acres of field, connected to wooded state land, connected to country, lakes, woods, miles of freedom.
This is stunning architecture.
I'd feel so cagey living here.
Stunning architecture, it's shite!
This would have made an amazing luxury hotel!
yes what chef wanted
Well, just by looking at this house through a video and imagining myself living there makes me feel so lonely and empty already. Life is not about such massive mansions. It's too much. Nobody needs 11 bathrooms and 20 rooms. 5 rooms ok but not 20!
Do you like pina coladas? And get caught in the rain.
Life is about what each person makes it. Your opinion only speaks for you.
It would be great if you could show the mechanical details, HVAC-R equipment rooms, backup- emergency Generator systems, etc. within these fine properties, really enjoy your tours.
Its funny how even this obscene amount of lavish living becomes nothing but ordinary once familiarity sets in.
hedonic treadmill.
I've heard of a patio, lanai, and a veranda, but this is the first time for me hearing loggia. It's a nice house with still some room for improvement.
Loggia is the current ‘high class speak’ for indoor-outdoor sheltered space with columns, more commonly used in the New York to Boston set (obvious who they’re trying to appeal to) Comes from the Romans. Can be on any floor. Further north they also come with fireplaces and heavy drapes to close it off from the cold in autumn, then only close the actual doors surrounding the space in the winter - if they have them, or simply not use it, like an outdoor deck, in the winter if there are no doors to the space. Italians still use the term. The pope does his public audiences on special days from a loggia, basically an upper story balcony with columns overlooking the square.
If you have many friends who you want to impress, this mega mansion could be your best choice !!!
Absolute masterpiece. I could imagine what the property would look like during the hours of sunset.
Swanky but my heart is with that 30 mil property in Nantucket. Class act.
i LOVE the colors omg the wood is so pretty and with the two main colors being black and white you could add accents pieces in whatever color you wanted and it would still look good
the blue color sometimes seen on pillows and things is specifically beautiful to me