use unique_ptr to wrap and unwrap void*

My goal is to create unique_ptr<void*> where void* can point to any object type. This gives me a way to use unique_ptr to point to state object that shares the same signature. But below code doesn't seem to match my expectation where p.get() should be equal to v and s1 address. I suspect it has to do the line that try to wrap a unqiue_ptr on top of s1 to own it. But address has changed.

struct State1 
{
public:
  std::string name;
  std::string address;
};

int main() {

  auto s1 = new State1;
  s1->name = "name";
  std::cout<<"s1 address: "<<s1<<"\n";
  auto v = (void*)s1;
  std::cout<<"v address: "<<v<<"\n";
  auto p = std::make_unique<void*>(s1);
  std::cout<<"p.get address: "<<p.get()<<"\n";
  auto r =  static_cast<State1*>((void*)p.get());
  std::cout<<"r address: "<<r<<"\n";
}

s1 address: 0x55dcf389aeb0
v address: 0x55dcf389aeb0
p.get address: 0x55dcf389b310
r address: 0x55dcf389b310