Located in Deal, three homes all located next to the other ask $25 million together — and can be purchased as a family compound.
Maybe not. But New Jersey’s priciest listing is a trio of mansions all standing next to each other for $25 million.
Located in Brick, the listing notes that this is the dream opportunity for anyone looking to own a family compound. Set on 2 acres, at the edge of the Metedeconk River, the three residences feature a combined 16 bedrooms and 27 bathrooms. “The properties are each being maintained by the same housekeepers and gardeners,” listing agent Robert Cecchini, of Keller Williams Shore Properties,The owner of 423 Princeton Ave. purchased the two neighboring homes, at 417 and 419 Princeton Ave., as they became available over the years, so additional family could move in, Cecchini adds.
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