Le Palais Royal

During the late 1700s, when England held ownership of Florida, The King of England gifted the Earl of Hillsborough, a British politician of the Georgian era, land surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean and Intracoastal Waterway.

After being granted this land, the Earl named this 3.2 mile strip after himself, Hillsboro Beach. Within the strip, there lies an area known as the Hillsboro Mile, also referred to as the "Millionaire's Mile."
The "Millionaire's Mile" houses the most expensive real estate in the world, including the extravagant waterfront home, Le Palais Royal - 935 Hillsboro Mile, Hillsboro Beach, Florida.

This 60,500 square foot home, listed for $159,000,000 emits elegance with the meticulous planning that has gone into this architectural design.

For the past seven years, world renown architect and designer Denio Madera and Joseph Leone have molded and crafted the homes structures with rich mahogany wood, 24-carat gold leafing, Italian marble and hand-made European chandeliers making this mega mansion one of the most sought after luxuries in the world. Together Madera and Leone have created a one-of-a-kind piece of art.
Situated on 4.4 acres with over 465' on the Atlantic Ocean and 462' on the Intracoastal, the mansion offers 2 docks large enough to occupy a mega yacht up to 200ft.

With 19 bedrooms and 20 bathrooms, there is a 30 car garage, a $2,000,000 grand stair case and a $2,000,000 kitchen.

Home entertainment features include a private 18-seat IMAX theatre with a 50' wide screen, 4,500 square foot infinity pool with LED lit double loop slide, a plunge pool, a putting green, in-home fitness facility, a library and billards room. The second phase of construction has begun and the home will soon include a go cart track, a bowling alley and a nightclub.