Another new Palm Beach house has hit the market with a look-at-me price $84 million, fully furnished.
The oceanfront house developed on speculation at 901 N. Ocean Blvd. entered the multiple listing service Friday, listed by agent Christopher Deitz of William Raveis South Florida.
Facing 175 feet of oceanfront, the Bermuda-style house was developed on a lot of 1.14 acres by longtime Palm Beach resident Keith Beaty and his son, Clark Beaty.
The main house has five bedrooms with a two-bedroom guesthouse. In all, the home has about 18,000 square feet of living space, inside and out, including a partial basement. Of the total space, 15,306 square feet is air conditioned.
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Just weeks after lawyer Amy Bahl and her husband sold their Palm Beach home for $7.3 million, the Florida house was back on the market in December for $8.2 million.
Meanwhile, the Bahls and their three children moved to a house they purchased across the Intracoastal Waterway in West Palm Beach, where they’ll stay while they build a new place on a waterfront lot in North Palm Beach.
“We’d been talking about it for two to three years, but this market encouraged us to go ahead and list it,” Bahl said.
So goes the Palm Beach real estate market, pandemic and all.
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