The Unbelievable Majesty of the Great Gatsby at Vero Beach

November 8th, 2013

Vero Beach, located in Indian River County, is part of the famed Treasure Coast, an area of majestic natural beauty and peerless sandy beaches. Located in one of the wealthiest counties in the nation, Vero Beach offers a very high standard of living, with Vero Beach Homes being well-known around the world for their opulence.

Perhaps the most famous property in the city, if not in all of South Florida, is The Great Gatsby at Vero Beach, whose name clearly indicates that it’s one of the most opulent and majestic homes every conceived in the region.

Known also as the Palazzo Di Mare (Palace of the Sea), this regal estate is among the largest and most expensive property currently listed in South Florida. The property encompasses a total of 28,780 square feet, with 21,075 square feet of living space consisting of the main house, underground garage, guest home, and pool house. The immense home includes 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, and 2 half-bathrooms. It vividly displays custom features crafted by professional artisans from around the world, with luxurious furnishings, finishes, and décor throughout.

The wide range of exceptional amenities includes 32-foot ceilings, a polished limestone fireplace, a gourmet kitchen, a soundproof movie theater, a wood-beamed library, a game room, a wine vault, a solarium, and much more. Its back lot includes a Venetian-style pool with 14 karat-gold inlays and an adjacent cabana. This one-of-a-kind masterpiece of luxury is available for $19,900,000.

Indeed, Vero Beach offers a versatile real estate landscape, as it caters to only the most affluent tastes. You can choose between ocean front, intracoastal, golfing, and private neighborhood communities. This quiet, secluded, and prestigious community guarantees tropical living and relaxation few towns can offer. There’s little doubt that you’ll enjoy an unmatched standard of living here.

To learn more about this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, call Miami Beach Mansions expert William Pierce at 954-648-3131.