That luxury real estate has turned to offering luxury cars as a means to make certain properties more appealing to high-end customers and ultimately drive up the closing price is not a new trend.
This Florida mansion does not come with its own supercar (or powerboat), but was designed with exotics in mind. It’s a beautiful waterfront property in Tierra Verde, Florida, that boasts a total of 4,644 square feet (431 square meters), a variety of luxury amenities and an entire area dedicated to supercars, exotics or collectibles.
The video from the Myers Home Team agency available at the bottom of the page shows a bit more.
The three-story mansion comes with its own, two-car climate-controlled garage and space in the driveway for six more vehicles - complete with the Lamborghini logo on the pavement. This makes the property ideal for a small-time car collector / supercar enthusiast and for small private parties with similarly-wealthy friends as guests. Neither the listing nor the video shows more of the garage, which is quite a bummer since it’s one of the highlights.
In the back, with direct access to the Gulf of Mexico, there’s the largest boat dock in Tierra Verde, to safely park your boat and assorted water toys. Clearly, this house was built for a future owner not afraid to let it rip, be it on the road or on water. As long as they’re rich enough.
Speaking of which, the asking price is $1.85 million. The mansion has 5 bedrooms and 4 total bathrooms, its very own saltwater pool and jacuzzi / spa area, a relaxation area on the deck, and luxury finishes that spell Florida in all-caps. These include Versace Home Collection finishes throughout (even in the bathroom), Swarovski crystal chandeliers, a couple of designer blown glass chandeliers, his and hers ensuites for the master bedroom, and Italian porcelain floors.
The interior can come across as gaudy for someone more into minimalist décor (or even retro style), but the exterior should appeal to all enthusiasts of things that go vroom.
Elena has been writing for a living since 2006 and, as a journalist, she has put her double major in English and Spanish to good use. She covers automotive and mobility topics like cars and bicycles, and she always knows the shows worth watching on Netflix and friends. Full profile
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