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The seven-bedroom home is selling for $24.9 million, making it the most expensive property in Monmouth County.
The estate's horse barn features 24 stalls. This world-class farm and estate dedicated to the breeding, sale, and racing of thoroughbreds is centrally located on the Jersey Shore, just one hour from Manhattan.
A grand staircase connects to three levels of the home, in addition to an elevator that services all four floors.
The main level includes a 24-seat formal dining room, gourmet kitchen, lounge and eight-seat bar, great room and conservatory.
The home's lower level hosts a 3,500-bottle wine cellar and tasting room, a 12-seat movie theater, a game room and a fitness center.
At the rear of the main house is a grand pool and spa, summer kitchen, and fully equipped pool house. Adding to the grandeur are formal gardens, two stocked ponds, a courtyard and a six-car garage with staff apartment.
There is a substantial amount of acreage for use as agricultural land or for the installation of a racetrack, polo field, or a dressage/showjumping stadium.
The property is ready for continued use as a commercial equestrian operation and private family compound; alternatively, it could be subdivided for further development, according to its listing agent, Monmouth Ocean Regional Realtors.
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