Former Fox News host Eric Bolling is selling his mansion in Boca Raton, FL.

The waterfront home, which Bolling purchased in December 2021 for $4,620,000, is back on the market at the marked-up price of $6,795,000.

Built in 2019, the interior is said to be “Warhol-inspired,” according to the listing.

The ultramodern abode contains 6,163 square feet of living space with five bedrooms and seven bathrooms.

While the home’s price of $1,443 per square foot is well above the median of $396 in this Boca Raton ZIP code (33496), the price reflects a fully furnished, turn-key mansion, the listing notes.

Home for art

Chic and sleek, the open-concept residence features a foyer with a bar and built-in wine rack. A geometric art installation extends from the floor to the ceiling.

The living and dining spaces offer views of the spacious backyard, which is accessible via a wall of sliding glass doors.

Just adjacent, an up-to-date kitchen combines fine design and function with custom cabinets, marble counters, a casual dining space, and a chef’s island.

Overlooking the backyard, the primary suite includes a luxe bathroom with floating vanities, dual closets, and a tub and shower.

The residence’s lush outdoor space includes a summer kitchen, heated pool with water feature, as well as cabana with a bathroom. The property also comes with a three-car garage.

Amenity-filled area

The central Boca Raton locale is close to shops, restaurants, and beaches, according to the listing. The Boca Bridges community offers residents access to a clubhouse with a yoga room, gym, and sport courts.

Previously, Bolling and his wife, Adrienne, reportedly sold their beach house on the Jersey Shore for $2.6 million in 2019.

That same year, the couple were said to have listed a four-bedroom North Jersey condo located on the golf course of the Alpine Country Club for $2.7 million.

The conservative news personality currently hosts a weekday program on Newsmax TV. Before that, the pundit had appeared on various shows on the Fox Business network and then on Fox News.

In 2017, Bolling left the network after an investigation into allegations that he had sent lewd photos to female colleagues. Bolling denied the accusations.