Contemporary spec manse on Pine Tree Drive lists for $34M

What does $34 million in Miami Beach get you nowadays? A never-lived-in spec house with its own second-floor waterslide, apparently.

The newly built home at 4555 Pine Tree Drive was just put up for sale by its developer Barry Brodsky and his firm Brodson Construction.

It’s a contemporary mega-manse with 13,500 square feet of space, its own half-basketball court and about 100 feet of water frontage on Indian Creek. Brodsky’s asking price breaks down to $2,518 per square foot — and that’s without the furnishings.

The developer had Paulo Bacchi and his design firm Artefacto stage the home with modern set pieces. Add $1.3 million onto the price tag if you want those, too.

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Arguably the mansion’s most standout feature is a massive concrete waterslide that leads from the home’s roof to the waterfront pool. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, Brodsky was aware that the slide could cause potential buyers to turn their noses up. His response: “who doesn’t like to go on a water slide?”

Eloy Carmenate and Mick Duchon of Douglas Elliman have the listing. — Sean Stewart-Muniz

Check out a video preview of the house below:

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Contemporary spec manse on Pine Tree Drive lists for $34M

What does $34 million in Miami Beach get you nowadays? A never-lived-in spec house with its own second-floor waterslide, apparently.

The newly built home at 4555 Pine Tree Drive was just put up for sale by its developer Barry Brodsky and his firm Brodson Construction.

It’s a contemporary mega-manse with 13,500 square feet of space, its own half-basketball court and about 100 feet of water frontage on Indian Creek. Brodsky’s asking price breaks down to $2,518 per square foot — and that’s without the furnishings.

The developer had Paulo Bacchi and his design firm Artefacto stage the home with modern set pieces. Add $1.3 million onto the price tag if you want those, too.

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Arguably the mansion’s most standout feature is a massive concrete waterslide that leads from the home’s roof to the waterfront pool. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, Brodsky was aware that the slide could cause potential buyers to turn their noses up. His response: “who doesn’t like to go on a water slide?”

Eloy Carmenate and Mick Duchon of Douglas Elliman have the listing. — Sean Stewart-Muniz

Check out a video preview of the house below:

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