Spec mansion includes Jaguar, yacht and a Warhol

Oren Alexander and his father Shlomy built the 13,800-square-foot spec mansion in Bal Harbour. (Credit: Marco Cimmino)
Oren Alexander and his father Shlomy built the 13,800-square-foot spec mansion in Bal Harbour. (Credit: Marco Cimmino)

A waterfront mansion built on speculation in Bal Harbour carries a $43 million asking price that covers such unusual extras as a yacht, a vintage Jaguar and an Andy Warhol silk screen.

The newly built home spans 13,800 square feet and has seven bedrooms, an infinity pool overlooking Biscayne Bay, a private yacht dock and a roof deck equipped with a Jacuzzi and a fire pit. It has a pair of interior courtyards, each with its own koi pond, and facial-recognition technology that eliminates the need for a key to unlock the front door.

“It’s very James Bond-ish,” Oren Alexander of Douglas Elliman Real Estate told the Wall Street Journal.

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Alexander, who is listing the mansion with his brother Tal, told the Wall Street Journal it is available fully furnished, including Andy Warhol’s “Unknown Woman,” a 1948 Jaguar XK120, a  VanDutch yacht measuring 55 feet long.

A buyer can purchase the residence unfurnished for $36 million.

Alexander developed the Bal Harbour mansion with his father Shlomy, who in 2012 sold a single-family home in Indian Creek Village for $47 million, a Miami-Dade County record. [Wall Street]  — Mike Seemuth