Florida’s ultra-exclusive town of Manalapan is about to test the limits of luxury real estate.

Local developer Stewart Satter has put a planned ocean-to-Intracoastal estate on the market for a jaw-dropping $285 million — one of the most expensive residential listings in US history. News of that listing was first reported by the Wall Street Journal on Thursday.

At that astronomical price, the property is closing in on the nation’s priciest listing: a $295 million compound in Naples, Florida, which remains unsold since hitting the market in February 2024.

What’s more, if this new listing sells for its current asking price, it would still set a record for the priciest residence ever sold in America. And it seems like some deep-pocketed buyers are already clamoring to earn that title.

Sources tell The Post the offering has already attracted two potential buyers.

The current record for the most expensive US home sale stands at some $238 million, paid by hedge-fund billionaire Ken Griffin for a residence at 220 Central Park South in Manhattan in early 2019.

But Satter says it’s more than just a potential property record.

“Someone spending $285 million is expecting everything. And in that property, they’re going to get everything,” Satter told the Journal.

And “everything” might be an understatement.

The proposed design for the sprawling 4-acre estate, located at 1960 South Ocean Boulevard, includes a massive 50,000-square-foot main house, a guesthouse and even a boathouse.

Inside, the home will feature eight bedrooms, nine full bathrooms, seven powder rooms, a private bowling alley, a golf simulator, a shooting range, a movie theater, a game room and a padel court.

There’s even a “car museum” for showcasing a multimillion-dollar collection of luxury vehicles.

A private tunnel will also run beneath South Ocean Boulevard, connecting the property’s Atlantic Ocean frontage to the Intracoastal Waterway.

The property also gives the future owner access to Oracle billionaire Larry Ellison’s L Coquille Club; Ellison in recent years purchased the estate next door to this new listing.

Satter snapped up the land for $27.5 million in March 2024 and quickly demolished the existing 1980s Mediterranean-style mansion. He enlisted luxury builder Robert W. Burrage of RWB Construction Management and architecture firm Choeff Levy Fischman to craft the extravagant plans.

Despite the sky-high asking price, Satter insists it’s doable.

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