18 Frick Dr - Alpine, New Jersey 

Thank you!

Therealmlw A drone probably :)

Lol nice pun

Imagine all the party's you will do in this house...

Not if I beat you to you it first lol...property taxes are $250,000 a year...and I bet to make an offer on it within the next 12 months....Hedge fund managers make $$$$

Naa bro it’s mine

Errick Wright lmao u fr

You should build a bigger house. This looks tacky.

Alyssa Prout go get it!!

Go for it, baby girl

not before me.

Sure

You can see the floor plan here: homesoftherich.net/floorplans/ the 5th row is this house. enjoy =D

This is not the exact floor plans for Frick Drive.Frick Drive has enough garages for 11 cars.This floor plan only shows five car capacity.

Where in the video do you see another 6 garages? for me, It looks like the exact same house as on the plan.

You are right I watched a video of the man who had the house built and he said 6 cars will fit in one and 5 cars in the other.I guess it just looks smaller in blue print.Lol I would still take this house no matter how many garages it has I love it.

rebecca mcclain Those are the floorplans, it says garaging for 11 cars but that is not accurate.

The taxes are killing New Jersey and Connecticut as well as California.

@@justjacqueline2004 another reason for not buying this.

C Money Indeed, it's $39,900,000 according to Zillow by the way! 💰💰💰

cham hashm Romm Waves by Ancient Greens

rebecca mcclain it’s called “Romm Waves” by Ancient Greens. 🙏🏼

ninthfloor33020 u know where I can find it to her it?

@@ashlygomez620 I used "SOUND HOUND" to discover what it was. Apple music might have it. Good Luck!

ninthfloor33020 thanks! 🙏🏼

@@ashlygomez620 happy to help.

FRICK

they were strategically keeping it unsold, so they could sell it as 'newly remodeled' after it was old enough to need one, and then they could get a better price! Genius millionaires, no?

@@CuriousEarthMan may be but what will be the new remodel looks

download this video and convert into mp4 audio

Shehrin Newaz $39,900,000 according to Zillow. 💰💰💰

that's a problem, you say? :)

Austin D what is wrong in NJ? Just asking.

it would sell if it was on LI; there is a collective style in NJ that I think distracts from a certain level of higher taste.. its likes being two levels higher on a decorative scale level.. every house that I look at in NJ is decorated like a faux palace and it isn't culture it is very bad taste... its dreadful...

Austin D i see. Thanks for informing me. I simply reading online articles about NJ to gain more insights about the state. God bless

@@austind3459 I thought you were gonna mention the high taxes, tolls,bad roads, rude people. Instead you mentioned a bunch of horseshit.

R u trying to build it too

ethan chiaramonte I’ve downloaded the map and I have the world

That's because their wealth is the god that they serve. Wealth in the hands of a true believer of Christ can change the lives of so many. Be blessed!

U can have the biggest wealth in the world and all u have to do is say that God is the reason why u have the wealth and then u will be welcomed to his kingdom. U can be as lavish as possible. Just say u couldn’t have been there if it wasn’t for God, then u will be welcomed to his kingdom.

All u have to do is remember u are nothing to God and u wouldn’t have been what u are without him then u will be good

@@danielasefa1884 The nature of wealth is that it leads a person to enslavement to the lusts of the flesh. The pursuit of money tends to engender the love of money, which the scriptures call "the root of all evil." A lavish life full of wealth, comfort, and luxury eschews the ascesis necessary to combat the tendencies of the [fallen] flesh by inducing complacency and self-satisfaction grounded in the pleasures of the present moment while at the same time generating a false sense of the permanence of life by transforming life into a succession of pleasures and comforts devoid of any of the suffering and hardship which naturally leads man away from preoccupation with things of the fallen world and his own fallen desires, and towards God and the life of the world to come. Yes, it is true that many great things can be done with money. But all that demonstrates is that money can often be used for the good of others, not that it will not be harmful to those who make an entire life pursuit of aggressively and eagerly gathering it up and storing it. That is why Christ does not say "no rich can enter the Kingdom" but that it is very difficult, because the rich are inclined to try to produce their paradise here on earth, and not with God in His Kingdom. If God says "it's easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the Kingdom of God" then I think we should take such a saying very seriously, not just sweep it under the rug with doubletalk and metaphor as we retire to our lives of luxury and conspicuous consumption. God says these things are bad for us. Period.

@Cinny Manini nonsense. Luxury leads to sin.

slap a coat of paint on the stone?