Ferrari-inspired mansion breaks local records in Delray Beach, Florida
The Ferrari-inspired mansion known as Casamaranello in Delray Beach, Florida, crushed local records last week when it traded for $50.5 million.
Not only was Megadale the biggest thing he’d ever seen, but it was also one of the rarest. Sales included mansion swaps, bespoke furniture, elaborate chandeliers, art, alcohol and even a miniature Ferrari 250 Testarossa sports car.
Public records show that the buyer was a trust associated with William Caffarro, co-chairman of a retail real estate developer in Niles, Ohio. The trust purchased a 7-bedroom, nine-bathroom residence and paid millions more for all its furniture.
The trust, the home’s architect and developer, paid a deed for the Prestige Design Home Aldo Stark, $24.5 million and the nearly 18,000 square feet mansion in Cafaro at 9200 Rocky Brookway in Delray Beach . A million.
“This is a very complicated transaction, including two megatrophy real estate properties, cash and numerous moving parts with multiple stakeholders,” and brokered both transactions but did not elaborate on the details. said Senada Adzem, a list agent.
The two mansions are less than 1,000 feet away from Delray Beach’s Stone Creek Ranch District, one of the town’s most luxurious gated communities.
The Rockybrook home where he received the Stark sits on 2.5 acres and has seven bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. The developers are already beginning to make significant improvements to their homes, and Adzem told CNBC that Stark is planning to sell the property soon.
“They incorporate exotic materials, custom lighting fixtures and all-new custom furniture,” she said.
The 9200 Rocky Brookway mansion in Delray Beach, Florida, was traded as part of a $55 million deal to buy Casama Lanero.
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The sale price of Casa Maranello, which reaches over $2,400 per square foot, breaks the town’s record for price per region next to Megahome, known as the Villa Specter, built and designed by Stark.
“Aldo Stark is in his own league when it comes to visionary architecture, super luxurious design and development,” says Adzem.
A dramatic entry from Villa Spector, based on James Bond.
Legendary production
The next property is roughly the same size and layout as the Casamaranero, but the latter is inspired by Ferrari. It is named after an Italian town based in a luxurious car manufacturer. James Bond.
Marketing materials for Villa Spectre show a car gallery filled with expensive Aston Martins and Bond-inspired Rolls-Royce Spectres. It was purchased in an off-market deal last month before the house was officially sold.
“The moment my client stepped inside, they were speechless,” said Adzem, who brokered the Villa Spector Sale.
According to public records, Villa Specter is trading for $36.8 million. It also sold fully furnished, with millions more, including furniture, art, alcohol and Rolls-Royce from Stark’s personal collection.
According to Adzem, the amount paid for Villa Specter and all its furniture brought the total transaction value closer to $55 million.
Adzem will not comment on the buyer’s identity in any of the transactions, but records show that Villa Specter was purchased by a trust linked to retired technical CEO Barry M. Smith.
Villa Spectre.
Legendary production
Let’s take a look at the Ferrari-inspired Casamaranero:
The bronze horse, inspired by the Ferrari logo, is located in the heart of the fountain outside the main entrance of Casa Maranello.
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The nearly 22,000-square-foot megahome architecture is inspired by Italian automakers, including a bouncing bronze horse front-drive fountain reminiscent of Ferrari’s iconic logo.
“After all, luxury real estate and exotic cars are more than property. They’re a statement of passion and success,” says Adzem.
The Auto Gallery includes walnut chevron pattern ceilings, a grand chandelier and 12 car parking.
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The house was sold fully furnished, but the multi-million dollar worth of Ferrari parked in the 12-car car gallery was not included in the sale, Adzem said .
Stark also parked his miniature Red Ferrari (75% replica of a vintage Ferrari) at his home’s grand salon. The new owner of Casa Maranello does not have his own Ferrari collection, but he paid an extra fee to leave the six-figure miniatures on Stark.
The shiny red sports car parked in the living room is a 75% scale reproduction of the vintage Ferrari 250 Testarossa. Mini-electric cars have a top speed of 50 mph and cost over $100,000.
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The spacious living area has accrued consoles made with four custom-made Venetian chandeliers, a pair of large screen monitors, two backlit coffee tables and an agate.
Casa Maranello’s grand salon.
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The home features two huge primary suites, one of which features a 1,300-square-foot sleeping area spanning 3,400 square feet, an equal-sized walk-in closet and an 800-square-foot stone-covered bus. It’s there.
The EN Suite Bath connects to the apartment’s hair salon and massage room.
One of the two main suites of Casa Maranello.
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1,300 square feet walk-in closet in the primary suite.
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The main suite bathroom features twin vanities, a side-by-side shower wrapped in glass cubes, and a black tub under its central crystal chandelier.
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Home beauty salon.
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The kitchen counter and walls of the house are covered in Orobico Grigio marble and custom cabinets, which are unparalleled in books from Spain.
Behind the cabinet door is a separate corridor to the private chef’s kitchen.
Casa Maranello’s drinking lounge was fully stocked with top-notch alcohol. The 30-foot bar seats 20 people and is wrapped in backlit Brazilian Tiger Skin Onyx.
The walls behind the tables and vaulted glass wine ceilings in the dining room of 18 are carved from Patagonia and Brazilian onyx.
Casa Maranello’s kitchen.
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The huge bar of the house is wrapped in tiger skin onyx, which is shining in darkness. The walls are covered in petrified wood with books matching, and the bespoke chandelier is reminiscent of vintage glassware.
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Casa Maranello’s dining room.
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The wellness area is a Himalayan salt room inspired by the Bvlgari hotel and doubles as an indoor pool, sauna and steam room.
Hidden behind one of the bookshelf is a secret corridor that leads to the guest wing of the home, with four EN suite bedrooms, a cinema for 14 people and another lounge area.
The back of the home wraps a 90,000 gallon resort-style pool, 95 feet long, with Baja shelves and spas.
Inspired by the Bvlgari Hotel, the wellness spa includes a plunge pool.
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Himalayan salt chamber and dry sauna.
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Hidden behind the bookshelves are secret passages that lead to the guest wings.
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The 90-foot-long pool features an oversized spa surrounded by Baja shelves appointed with sun loungers and staircase cases leading to swimming levels.
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Casa Maranero resort style pool.
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