There is no way they invested $25 million in renovations (I've seen the interior...so no freaking way) during the height of the recession and home prices in Naples plummeted. Plus it sold last year for $45 million, a $30 million drop. I don't believe for a second that they ate a $20 million loss.
Three driveways- perfect to send the decoy limo out one while you avoid the paps by going out one of the other two. Congrats to the owner for not flinching when he said "$80 million"...
I would do anything for a house like that every time I see a house like that I get really depressed knowing that I'll probably never have anything like that
What they left out was someone bought that just to tear it down and rebuild 😂. Imagine spending 40 million on a house JUST to rip it down to build a new one?
The simple reason is that one billionaire's dream home is not the next buyer's taste or dream home. It is all about the lot itself. The next will build their dream. Happens all the time in Palm Beach, expensive and fairly new homes are replaced all the time. It's replacement looks like an overly large Ramon's Macaroni Grill, awful Tuscan style architecture that went out of vogue in 2003. Lastly, the new owner might have had concerns about hurricanes and wanted to build to a very high storm standard that the previous home may not have met. The aftermath of Ian will tell.
This couple aren't that bright, this mansion doesn't look what they paid for it, and it certainly it is not worth what they are trying to dump this off for.
@@1kennylo your`re probably right, they more than likely were wasteful in many ways thinking money is no object. that driveway was probably more than a million dollars.
Definitely not worth 80million, go to Guadalajara Mexico where a house this year sold for 135million $ and is definitely more billionaires then naples, naples only has 4 billionaires and is on a down fall in real estate. Also ppl don’t realize that naples isnt even on too 10 ritches citys in the US,
