Palm Beach, Florida
Owner - Dan Swanson, President of Addison Development
This gated French château-style home sits on 2.5 acres in one of Palm Beach’s most desirable areas, on the waterfront near the Bath & Tennis Club and Mar-A-Lago. The 27,300-square-foot residence was completed this spring by Dan Swanson, president of Addison Development, and has eight en suite bedrooms, nine bathrooms, a 60-foot pool, a separate guesthouse and room to park 50 cars.
Dan Swanson, President of Addison Development introduces his most recent estate home.
Situated on the Intracoastal Waterway in Palm Beach, Florida, this magnificent French Chateau embraces the very essence of elegance, grandeur and sheer luxury. Though classic in design, this impressive home generates a comfortable style and grace allowing natural light and its luscious surroundings to become an actual part of its extraordinary interior.
Swanson’s reputation as a Master Builder with over 32 years of experience, coupled with a relentless work ethic and drive to be the best, have earned him his well deserved status as one of the best premier estate builders.
Unique to his trade, Dan provides his clients with a total package. This concept includes locating the perfect property, the architecture, the interior specifications and landscape design.
However, it is perhaps the “hands on” attitude that sets Addison Development apart from other estate builders. From conception to completion of the project, Addison’s attention to detail, meticulous construction and cutting edge techniques are synonymous with their quest for perfection.
Swanson is credited with some of the most beautiful waterfront estate homes in the country. He has also developed private community enclaves such as Phipps Estates in Palm Beach and Addison Estates at the Boca Hotel, to exhibit a small sampling of his distinguished signature communities.
This Florida mansion has it's own website, so you know its the read deal: http://1220southocean.com.
Below are some pictures from the site:
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