30/10/2019 - Luxury Marketplace

Billionaire set to buy America’s most expensive mansion

Hedge funder Steven Schonfeld is about to close on a deal that will hand him the keys to the most expensive mansion in U.S. history, according to a report.

The oceanfront property in Palm Beach, Fla., a half-mile south of President Donald Trump’s private club, Mar-a-Lago, will reportedly set the billionaire back just under a little less than $200 million in the off-market deal, the New York Post reported.

The South Ocean Boulevard home has 10 bedrooms, 16.5 baths, a pool and a tennis court. The estate spans roughly 34,775 square feet, according to Zillow, which lists the home as off the market.

Schonfeld would be privy to the 350 feet of oceanfront and around 230 feet of frontage along the Intracoastal Waterway.

The home is owned by beauty mogul Sydell Miller who cofounded Matrix Essentials Inc., a hair and beauty line, the Post reported.

via@foxbusiness

30/10/2019ZONEZI No commentsNews

From sandy beaches to snowy ski slopes, the Lake Tahoe area offers year-round outdoor recreation.

The scenic views and attractions make Lake Tahoe a popular stop for tourists and a great place to own a luxury home. Here’s a look at some of the top homes that have hit the market in Lake Tahoe, courtesy of Compass real estate:

$2,650,000

4 bedroom

3 bathroom

1 half bathroom

3,705 square feet

This “brand new mountain retreat with classic alpine elements” is located in Truckee, northwest of the lake and tantalizingly close to golf courses, trailheads and a craft brewery.

The home sits behind the sixth hole of a nearby golf course. A rooftop deck offers panoramic views of the area’s scenery.

$2,749,000

6 bedroom

4 bathroom

This light-filled alpine custom remodel is located within walking distance of Lake Tahoe beaches in Incline Village, Nevada.

The home features high ceilings, hardwood floors and an “opulent” fireplace.

via@foxbusiness

30/10/2019ZONEZI No commentsNews

The singers lived on the charming Tennessee estate for 35 years.

We can’t get enough of the epic romance that is Johnny and June. And now, we can live it: The Hendersonville, Tennessee property where the duo spent nearly their entire marriage is up for sale.

Johnny Cash purchased the 4.5-acre property shortly before proposing to June Carter in the late ‘60s, according to a spokesperson for the property. The couple lived there until they died just four months apart in 2003.

The original home burned to the ground in a tragic 2007 fire, but the Cash footprint is still found on the property. June’s wardrobe room, which survived the fire, is now a modern studio apartment. The garage where Johnny kept his cars still stands.

We can’t get enough of the epic romance that is Johnny and June. And now, we can live it: The Hendersonville, Tennessee property where the duo spent nearly their entire marriage is up for sale.

Johnny Cash purchased the 4.5-acre property shortly before proposing to June Carter in the late ‘60s, according to a spokesperson for the property. The couple lived there until they died just four months apart in 2003.

The original home burned to the ground in a tragic 2007 fire, but the Cash footprint is still found on the property. June’s wardrobe room, which survived the fire, is now a modern studio apartment. The garage where Johnny kept his cars still stands.

via@huffpost

30/10/2019ZONEZI No commentsCelebrities