Buyers looking to expand their real estate portfolio with an impressive West Coast property are in luck—but only if they have $54 million to spare. What’s included with the steep price tag? A brand-new, 18,372-square-foot contemporary residence in the famous Pacific Palisades overlooking the San Gabriel Mountains, downtown Los Angeles, and the ocean.
Top Los Angeles-based design professionals are behind the monumental modern: Architect Tom Leishman, GME Development, and interior designer Michael Palumbo. Time is money for the kind of buyers who could pick this over-the-top property up, and the mansion is completely move-in ready. It will come fully-furnished (after all, it does cost tens of millions of dollars) and its spaces are certainly extraordinary—down to the impeccable art collection.
Curated artworks include pieces by artists Paul Gruner and Angelo Accardi. Palumbo also brought in many custom-designed and fine finishes from Italy. Mirrors from Hermès Milan and touches from Molteni, Gallotti, Bisazza, Rugiano, and more abound for sleek, Milan-style sophistication.
The spread clocks in with seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms, but the most shocking element may be the primary suite spanning over 2,500 square feet. Who knows? A buyer may get lost getting from point A to point B when they first move in. Other standout features in the gargantuan home include the Poliform kitchen and a decked-out wellness zone, complete with a plunge pool, spa, and sauna. This property is an entertainer’s fantasy, with a wine cellar, rooftop deck, lower level ballroom, 90-foot-long infinity pool, and hot tub.
You could spot this ultra-luxurious L.A. modern on Netflix soon as Santiago Arana of The Agency, seen on Buying Beverly Hills, holds the listing.
