The 10 Most Expensive Homes in Beverly Hills
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10. This is one of the most meaningful architectural home designs in the Beverly Hills area. It has nearly 100 feet of ocean front property and the house itself is a lavish and expansive 7 bedroom, nine bath home that once belonged to Steven Spielberg and his wife. The home has hardwoods throughout and is a phenomenal home for entertaining with plenty of sitting areas, stateoftheart custom theatre, private deck that overlooks the yard that flows to the ocean, and a two bedroom guest house plus many more lavish amenities. The house is said to be worth $35 million dollars.
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9. This Beverly Park Terrace home is a beautiful traditional building on over 12 acres of well-maintained and well-maintained grounds. A 20,000-square-foot home has something for everyone, from kids to guests. Bonus rooms are ideal for gaming rooms, gyms, guest quarters and two-storey libraries. The entrance welcomes you at 40 feet. Ceiling room with moldings and double toilet. Entertain guests in the living room and large formal dining room before enjoying time at the mosaic pool and spa. This home is worth $ 35 million and is one of the most expensive homes in the Beverly Hills region.
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8. Bellagio Rd. The house is a beautiful and spacious house in two compartments behind the eastern gate of Bel Air (which is considered a more luxurious gate). There are 9 bedrooms and 16 bathrooms. Other facilities in this luxurious home are a spa / gym, screening room, exercise studio, swimming pool, and underground car collector's garage where the most valuable cars are stored. The house is worth $ 37.4 million and was built in 2001.
7. The Laurel Way mansion sits manner up excessive at the side of the treetops. It is taken into consideration an architectural masterpiece and is charming to appearance at. A lot of imaginative and prescient went into the designing and constructing of this awesome home, that offers you superb perspectives from all round because of the residence is encased in glass. You can float room-to-room and feature preserve your unobstructed cinematic view of Los Angeles, Catalina and California`s coastline. This gem is worth $38 million dollar
6.The mansion was owned by Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes before they sold their 10,286-square-foot, 7-bedroom, 9-bathroom home. Built in 1937, the house has approximately 14,000 square feet of living space. Despite that era, it has all the luxury and convenience of today. Of course, there are not only home cinemas, but also infinity pools, wine cellars, car galleries and tennis courts. This house is worth $ 50 million and is one of the most expensive homes in Beverly Hills.
5.This 47,182-square-foot site is not only vast, but also well-designed and well-equipped. You will not run out of anything in this house because you have everything you want at your fingertips. You can't stop enjoying the breathtaking sea and city views that you can see from anywhere in your house. The main building has a chef's kitchen and a two-story library. As for bedrooms, there are two master suites instead of just one. There are also 5 guest suites, a 3D theater, a wine cellar, a poker lounge and an oak paneled elevator to take you to the next level. Six fireplaces are scattered throughout the house, with French limestone exterior finishes,
40-foot vaulted ceilings, and many more elaborate architectural details. This is a very famous property in the Beverly Hills area and is said to be worth $ 78 million.
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4.Known as Paradise Cove House, this hotel was architecturally designed by Scott Gillen / UNVARNISHED. Located in one of the most desirable areas of Beverly Hills, on 4 acres of grounds. It also has its own beach-57 feet to be exact. On the main floor of this spacious house is a master suite facing the deck that surrounds the house. The Bulthaup kitchen is spectacular and faces a wonderful room. This is really a Beverly Hills gem and costs only $ 100 million cool
3.The Trousdale Estates mansion became as soon as owned via way of means of the actor, Danny Thomas and is an 18,000 rectangular foot residence that has many luxuries and tremendous features. The seven bedroom, 10 tubtub residence sits on two-and-a-1/2 of acres of stunning belongings and is loaded with opulent designs with 2.five million bucks really well worth of Baccarat chandeliers throughout. It additionally boasts of gold crown leaf moldings, hand woven carpets, and pavilions designed for the eating with impressive perspectives of the town below. The stunning swimming pool is ideal for relaxing, or cooling off with, all whilst taking part in the terrifi backdrop of scenery. Real property professionals say that the belongings offered for $a hundred thirty five million.
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2.The house is located on a vast 25-acre site and is a luxury of 35,000 square feet. The mansion features 12 bedrooms and 25 baths in every building of the property. You can find hand-carved mantel pieces, including those found in the 5,000-square-foot mantel. Feet Master Suite. The house has a 15,000-square-foot entertainment center, and the longer one has a guesthouse and a vineyard that produces seven wines. Sold for $ 149 million, it will be the second most expensive home in Beverly Hills.
1.Everyone knows the famous Playboy Mansion owned by Hugh Hefner. This is probably the most famous mansion in Beverly Hills, probably throughout California. It's one of the few things that's as big as it is, and it's privately owned. 20,000 square feet. Designed not only for private residences, but also for large-scale entertainment, this villa has undoubtedly served its purpose as it is the most notorious villa known for welcoming Hollywood celebrities. Manners are zoo licensed and include a blue blood main building, a cave and a four bedroom guesthouse. For entertainment, there is a catering kitchen, a home theater and a separate playhouse. Guests can relax in the huge, fully equipped free-form swimming pool. The mansion is worth $ 200 million and is the most expensive private home in Beverly Hills.
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