New Jersey's most expensive home just got a makeover and is back on the market for $48.8 million
The 30,000-square-foot mansion spans six acres of land in Alpine, New Jersey. Located eight miles from New York City, the property includes a main house complex and an attached carriage house.
Each of the stones in the home’s exterior was placed there by hand, while its interior includes more than $2 million worth of light fixtures and sconces.
Many of the vaulted ceilings are lined with pure gold trimmings, and the master suite comes complete with his and her spa bathrooms and his and her closets.
The master bedroom now features a plush King-sized bed and a seating area near the window that overlooks the pool and tennis court outside. A neutral color scheme incorporates whites and light colors helps allow the natural light flow through the open and airy space.
The house features stunning elements from Meredith Baer's custom upholstery line, in addition to purchases from vendors around the world. In the living room, the focal point is this large low-back sofa and coffee table, with a small area created near the fireplace.
The formal dining room has been outfitted with a large wooden table that can seat up to twelve, with enough space in the room to be able to accommodate a table for 20. Diners can choose between enjoying a meal here, or in one of the dining terraces throughout the property.
Elegant features include a Christopher Peacock-designed kitchen adorned in marble.
In total, the home has 19 bathrooms, which include Onyx trimmings and mosaic hand-tiled showers.
High ceiling panels adorned in solid gold line the home’s library.
Additional amenities include an indoor basketball court, a pool, a fitness center and spa, a two-room wine cellar that is accessed via fingerprint analysis, and a large screening room that can seat up to 18 people.
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