Snorkel at home in this $6M mansion with in-house coral reef

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You may be able to work from home in an extra bedroom — but can you snorkel from home in a 25,000-gallon aquarium?

This $5.75 million mansion in the Florida Keys, south of Florida, spans 6,100 square feet with four bedrooms and six-and-a-half bathrooms, according to the listing.

But its most exciting amenity is its custom-made artificial coral habitat, filled with spiny lobsters, angelfish and puffer fish.

Residents can actually snorkel or dive in the “snorkel aquarium,” making it a one-of-a-kind property with an unheard-of amenity, Ocean Sotheby’s International Realty listing broker Ally Kelley told The Post.

“I don’t think I know of any other properties in the Keys like this,” Kelley said. “You don’t see anything like that down here.”

The snorkel aquarium is nestled underneath the house, which is on stilts to protect the home from island weather, said Kelley.