Celine Dion’s Water Park Mansion!

Celine Dion’s Water Park Mansion!

Celine Dion's Water Park Mansion!

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Celine Dion and family are spending most of their time these days in Las Vegas. After five years of sold-out shows at Caesars Palace, Celine restarts her record-setting performances on June 10th. With so much time away for show business and her Las Vegas contract extended to 2019, Celine recently sold her 24,000-square-foot Montreal mansion for almost $30 million, and also has her Florida home up for sale.

When Celine and her manager-husband, René Angélil, built their beachfront home in 2010 on Jupiter Island, Florida, they outdid themselves with water features most have only seen in public water parks. Nestled on 6 private acres on the Atlantic Ocean in one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the United States is their Bahamian-style 10,000-square-foot home with eight bedrooms and 415 feet of private beach. In addition to the main house, there are five pavilions that serve multiple functions including a double four bedroom guest house (eight extra bedrooms), tennis house with simulated golf range, humongous master closet with electric racks and a revolving shoe carousel, pool house with separate kitchen, beach house with second floor sleeping loft and a massage room. Even more, tennis and basketball courts, childrens play house and croquet court, the home is being sold with most of the furniture included.

But let’s talk water. Aside from having one of the longest private beaches in Florida as a playground, in the middle of the main house and guest homes is a man-made river, a massive pool that winds around the property with bridges, gazebos, water slides, water-gun stations ... Even a man-made beach for sunning if you weary of the one that goes with the ocean. There is also another pool on the ocean side of the house.

Celine Dion and husband, Rene, are selling their Jupiter, Florida beach estate and personal water park. Originally priced at $72 million, now listed at $62.5 million.

Source: www.sothebyshomes.com