The Most Expensive House For Sale in NJ – $35 Million – Is Breathtaking

If you were looking at the $25 million house that was for sale in Avalon but it just wasn't your style, maybe a $35 million house at the other end of the state is what you are looking for.

And, yes, that $35 million price tag makes it the most expensive house currently for sale in the Garden State -- by far.

Now, we should probably get the financials out of the way first.

I mean, if you're looking at buying a $35 million house, you probably aren't much bothered by how much your mortgage payment will be, but for entertainment purposes, here goes...

Assuming you are putting 20% down (a mere $7 million) and you factor in about $1.4 million in closing costs and whatnot, your monthly mortgage payment would be about $285,000.

That's $9,500 per day, every day, for 30 years to pay off this mansion.

But that's a small price to pay as you head up your driveway to your humble abode and world-class horse farm on 75 acres in Bedminster, Somerset County.

Simply put, this house at 151 Spook Hollow Road is simply stunning.

A sanctuary for humans and horses, the aesthetic here is graceful and modern without abandoning the comforts of a traditional feel. A unique opportunity, this estate is ideal for all levels of horseman, from amateur to GrandPrix competitor.

This stable side of the property offers these amenities:

• A free-span truss 200'x100' Beyer Blinder & Bell designed riding hall with retractable windows and climate-controlled viewing lounge

• A Grand Prix/derby jump field

• 200'x100' outdoor arena and a seemingly endless array of lush, fenced paddocks.

• Manicured trails and galloping tracks

• In addition, each wing of the stable has ten stalls and there's a cottage at each end.

Yes, your barn comes with two cottages.

As for the house itself (we haven't even talked about the house yet), we'll let the pictures speak for it in just a second.

Should you wish to find out more about this property and possibly take a tour, it is being presented by Sharon Ortepio with Turpin Real Estate, Inc.