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Jeff Gordon’s Former Extravagant Florida Home Put for Sale: Price, Worth & Other Details

Published 11/09/2021, 2:55 AM EST

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Money may not buy one success (not essentially at least) but it can take one close to successful people. Recently, a property that once belonged to NASCAR Legend Jeff Gordon went up on sale.

This means a Jeff Gordon fan can now live inside the house in which the racer lived when he won three of his four Cup Series titles. The massive house was sold by Gordon in 2003 for $13.3 million and then it was bought for $12.5 million in 2014 by an aut0-enthusiast Mark Hamister.

Now, Mark Hamister’s son, Daniel Hamister, has put up the property up for sale according to WSJ.

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And the listing price will mean the current owner will earn a massive profit on the sale.

The property is listed for $42 million.

$42 million is a lot of money, but when it comes with a name of a NASCAR icon like Jeff Gordon, perhaps the price tag has earned itself.

The house worthy of a legend like Jeff Gordon

Rarely will one be able to justify such a big price tag for a house. But Jeff Gordon’s former house is one of the few exceptions. For starters, the property has a massive 16,000 square feet of interior area.

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Along with seven bedrooms, the house is equipped with imported stone floors, windows that stretch from the ground to the ceiling, a wellness center, and a theater room.

On the outside, there is an infinity-edge swimming pool and a walkway to take one to the scenic views of the North Atlantic Ocean.

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And, as one can expect, considering the background of the house’s previous owner, the property also comes with all things cars.

Along with a palm-tree-lined court with a capacity of holding almost two dozen cars, there is also a garage inside that can fit around seven cars.

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Not only that, but one can also keep their rare and vintage cars in a built-in automobile museum in the lower sections of the house. Sadly, the museum can only fit six cars worth displaying, but money can only buy so much.

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Shaharyar is a Formula 1 & NASCAR writer at EssentiallySports. A Graduate in Journalism from Amity University, he has been a passionate follower of motorsports for the better part of the decade. A Max Verstappen and Ferrari supporter, he dreams of a pairing of the two in the future.
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