Florida Megamansion With 14-Seat Theater Lists for $78 Million

A newly completed tropical mansion in Coral Gables, Florida, featuring a comprehensive array of luxury amenities, has been listed for sale at $78 million. The eight-bedroom estate, built in 2025, is situated within the gated community of Gables Estates and was designed by architect Cesar Molina. This opulent property offers over 260 feet of water frontage and includes a private dock capable of accommodating multiple vessels. The mansion's extensive amenities cater to a high-end lifestyle, encompassing a 14-seat theater, a bar and lounge area, two fully equipped kitchens, a game room, water features, a dining pavilion with an outdoor grill, a private wellness spa, and a dedicated fitness center. The two-story living room is designed with glass walls that retract to open onto a large patio overlooking the waterfront. The chef's kitchen, featuring custom wood cabinetry, seamlessly connects to the dining room, which in turn opens to the outdoor living space. The property is marketed towards a discerning buyer seeking an "unparalleled waterfront lifestyle" and also includes an oversized swimming pool. This Coral Gables listing joins other high-value properties on the week's most expensive homes list, including a mountain mansion in Utah on 30 acres, a condominium in New York City with Central Park views designed by Robert A.M. Stern, and a Maui retreat with Pacific Ocean vistas. The Coral Gables mansion's previous transaction history shows it was acquired for $9,000,000 in 2020. In contrast, a separate listing in Beverly Hills, California, at 1200 Laurel Way, is priced at $32,995,000. This six-bedroom Beverly Hills mansion, designed for entertaining, spans 11,283 square feet and offers panoramic city views from its secluded location in the lower hills. Its interior features an open floor plan with retractable glass walls, formal living and dining rooms, a chef's kitchen with a waterfall island, a sunlit family room, and a main-floor primary suite with a dressing wing. The lower level of the Beverly Hills property includes a media room, a secondary family room with a bar, and accommodations for guests and staff, along with a fitness center.