It appears the man behind the "More fitness, less money" philosophy has turned that into some serious cash, to judge by the two New Jersey homes he is now looking to sell.
Retro Fitness founder and CEO Eric Casaburi, a Marlboro native who launched the first Retro Fitness gym in Ocean County in 2004 (there are now 62 New Jersey locations and more than 100 nationwide) and has opened five Let's YO! locations, has two multi-million dollar homes currently on the market.
The first home is a sprawling estate in Colts Neck currently priced at $3.6 million. Located on nearly four acres of land, a lengthy driveway leads up to the 10,000 square-foot home that is described as a "four-sided brick masterpiece" that sits on a private cul-de-sac, according to the home's listing.
Built in 2008, the home, which has seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms, features "meticulously appointed millwork and stone work" throughout, creating spaces that are ideal for "elaborate entertaining."
To no surprise, the home is stuffed with Retro Fitness workout equipment in the large workout area.
Eric Casburi, founder of Retro Fitness, is selling his Colts Neck home for $3.6 million. (Trulia)
And while the listing boasts about the interior of the home and its ability to entertain, the amenities outside of the home may exceed what is inside of the four-sided brick masterpiece. The outside features massive patio spaces with an outdoor kitchen that has top-end appliances.
The "lavish" pool area is highlighted by multiple waterfalls, a skywalk bridge, a lazy river, and a swim-up jacuzzi inside a waterfall grotto. Yes, there's a 50-inch television in there to enjoy as well.
The home has been on the market since August. Property taxes for the home were $43,041 for 2017.
A little more than 50 miles down the coast is Casaburi's 2,330-square-foot beachfront home in Surf City that is on the market for $2.35 million.
Not nearly as luxiorious as the Colts Neck home, this property is all about its location. Separated by a patch of dunes, a private walkway from the home leads to the beach.
The view from the Surf City home that Retro Fitness founder Eric Casaburi is selling for $2.35 million. (Trulia)
The home, which was built in 2007, has a reverse living layout that includes elevator access to every level of the interior of the home. Another highlight of the home is a rooftop area with a hot tub.
The home has been on the market since April. Property taxes were $14,592 this year.
According to his website, Casaburi also has a home in Orlando where he vacations with his wife, Kim, and his four children. Retro Fitness is a $150 million a year business that serves over 500,000 members across 17 states.
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