This $10 Million Fort Lauderdale Mansion Epitomizes Modern South Florida Glamour

If ever a house could effectively serve as a calling card, this Fort Lauderdale residence, designed, built, and lived in by celebrity developer Aldo Stark, offers an unfiltered snapshot of the ultra-modern aesthetic that’s helped define South Florida’s most extravagant new luxury homes.

Set behind gates in the Coral Ridge Country Club neighborhood and priced at $9.995 million, the single-story contemporary sits on just under half an acre and spans a commodious 9,253 square feet with six bedrooms and five baths. But the hard numbers aren’t really the point; this house was engineered to make a bold visual impact. Floor-to-ceiling glass walls anchor the main living spaces, where a glowing Brazilian onyx bar sets the mood, and a five-car glass-enclosed garage is more than just a place to park cars but a design feature to showcase Stark’s automotive collection.

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The rest of the home keeps pace with a private executive office, a fully equipped gym, and a dedicated home theater, while the kitchen leans sleek and European, anchored by a waterfall marble island, walnut cabinetry, and crisp architectural lines. Dining spaces layer marble and tiger wood with a sculptural wine display that reads more like an art installation than bottle storage.

Out back, Casa MiaBella slips fully into resort mode. A fire-flanked pool and elevated spa anchor the yard, while fountains, pergolas, and rows of Italian cypress give the grounds a cinematic feel—especially after dark. One pergola comes fully outfitted with retractable screens, a summer kitchen, and a sit-down bar, making it clear the house was designed for entertaining at scale. The primary suite pulls things back slightly, offering direct backyard access, a spa-style marble bath, and dual dressing rooms.

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While Casa MiaBella can feel delightfully excessive, it’s also a pure distillation of Stark’s design philosophy—one he’s refined while building and selling some of South Florida’s most talked-about trophy homes through Prestige Design Homes. He recently sold a $37 million Delray Beach megamansion to Mark Wahlberg, underscoring his growing presence among an A-list clientele. The lavish spread is within the ultra-private and somewhat under-the-radar Stone Creek Ranch enclave, which has also attracted buyers like energy drink mogul Russ Savage.

Selling his Fort Lauderdale home now is less about downsizing than proximity to an area where many of his current projects and clients are concentrated. Stark plans to move to Stone Creek Ranch, consolidating his home base alongside his work.

This $10 Million Fort Lauderdale Mansion Epitomizes Modern South Florida Glamour

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