A 23,000-square-foot mansion on Long Island's Gold Coast is on sale for $33.5 million. Look inside the home nicknamed 'Shangri-La.' --[Reported by Umva mag]

• A $33.5 million home has been on sale in Brookville, Long Island, for 18 months.
• Brookville has been named one of the most affluent neighborhoods in the US.
• The home, nicknamed "Shangri-La," has eight bedrooms and sits on 21.9 acres of land.

On the Gold Coast of Long Island, New York, are homes that wouldn't have been out of place in "The Great Gatsby."

One of these properties is a $33.5 million mansion nicknamed "Shangri-La," which has been on the market for a year and a half. It joins a list of other highly valued mansions that have been on the market for prolonged periods of time for reasons including relatively high interest rates and economic uncertainty.

It's located in the small village of Brookville, which has been named one of the most affluent neighborhoods in the US. The average annual household income in Brookville is $617,235, according to data from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 2022 five-year estimates.

The home, listed by Daniel Gale Sotheby's, features two pools, two ponds, eight bedrooms, eight fireplaces, an arboretum, a screened-in porch, and almost 22 acres of land. According to the listing, the property's interior space covers more than 23,000 square feet.

Keep scrolling to see inside this expansive property in one of the country's most affluent neighborhoods.

The expansive 1 Dupont Court is a $33.5 million home in the affluent village of Brookville on Long Island.

The eight-bedroom home, which was built in 2003, sits on almost 22 acres of land.

Listing agent Sandy Binder of Daniel Gale Sotheby's told Business Insider that in her decades of experience, it's one of the most beautiful homes she's ever seen on the North Shore of Long Island.

Aerial photos show the well-manicured gardens and the home's two pools.

The 70-foot lap pool is off the home's primary bedroom and has its own cabana.

The second pool, which is 70 feet by 30 feet, is next to two more cabanas. One has a full catering kitchen, and the other has two bathrooms, dressing rooms, and an outdoor shower.

There's also a wading pool with a fountain.

The patio is "perfect for poolside al fresco entertaining," according to the listing.

The home itself was designed by architectural firm Shope Reno Wharton. The entryway features 12-foot-high ceilings and leads to the second floor, with four suites.

The primary suite, seen here, is in its own wing of the house and includes a library/office, two en-suite bathrooms, and a home gym.

One of the bathrooms attached to the primary suite features a marble bathtub and a TV for prime relaxation.

A second bedroom features a yellow color scheme.

Another entryway in the home features floor-to-ceiling windows. In total, there are more than 23,000 square feet of interior space at the property, according to the listing.

The unique ceiling in the kitchen is made of reclaimed barn wood, marble countertops, and a separate nook with bay windows.

This formal sitting room features a fireplace, one of eight throughout the home and its cabanas.

This is another sitting room, featuring stone walls and a grand chandelier.

The home was designed to showcase an impressive art collection. Binder said that the art collection, which is not included in the sale, is "museum-quality."

Off the great room is a screened-in porch with exposed-beam ceilings and a balcony to view the rest of the grounds.

In Brookville itself, you'll find yourself near the Americana Manhasset, commonly known as the Miracle Mile, which is home to high-end shops.

 

 

Here's another aerial view of the property, including one of the pools, the house, a cabana, and all of its trees.

If you happen to have $33.5 million lying around, Long Island's answer to Shangri-La might be perfect for you.

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