Inspired by the luxurious resorts in Cap d’Antibes, the estate offers 24,468 square feet of lavishly designed living space and 120 feet of beach frontage.

Gordon purchased a 1-acre parcel in 1996 for $2.4 million and built the estate in 1999. Fittingly for a NASCAR great, there’s a tree-lined motor court that can accommodate 20 vehicles and a covered garage for seven additional cars.

Gordon sold the eight-bed, 11-bath property in 2003 for $13.3 million, and it’s changed hands a couple of times over the years, most recently in 2014 for $12.5 million.

The buyer in 2014 was also a car enthusiast, and he added an entire wing with an auto museum to showcase six very special cars.

The main residence features a mahogany front door, a rotunda foyer encased in Macedonian stone, and three-story windows with ocean views.

Hungry and thirsty guests are never far from sustenance—there’s a chef’s kitchen, two catering kitchens, a butler’s pantry, a wine room, a kitchen wine vault, a sit-down bar, and an alfresco dining loggia with a kitchen and fireplace alongside the pool.

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There’s even a juice bar in the wellness center, which also includes a sauna, massage room, and gym.

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