Okay, what’s the name of this incredible structure in Bel Air? This villa with twelve bedrooms, 21 bathrooms and the helicopter from the TV series Airwolf on the roof. With Louis Vuitton bowling alley, 40-seat home theater and an infinity pool with a bar in the middle. And with, yes, really: candy room. People just got this 3500 square foot home with a view of Los Angeles before it was built Billionaire Mansion called because they had expected that it would be able to sell it to builder Bruce Makowsky for a billion dollars. It hit the market for $ 250 million, then it would cost $ 188 million and $ 150 million. Now it has finally been sold for $ 94 million.
Experts believe that the unknown buyer will only pay $ 64 million for the house himself. The wine cellar with hundreds of bottles of some rare drops, a fleet of vehicles such as Bugatti, Allard and Rolls-Royce, and a sailing boat (the ocean is ten kilometers as the crow flies), all of this is said to be worth around 30 million dollars.
The Billionaire Mansion so is the Not quite a tenth of a billion mansion, and the purchase price of $ 94 million this year is only the third highest paid for a property in the Los Angeles area this year. Whatsapp founder Jan Koum bought a beach house in Malibu for 100 million dollars in August, Petra Ecclestone sold the so-called Manor in Holmby Hills in July for $ 119.75 million. So much has never been paid for a house in California.
The price record is held by a penthouse in New York
It is a difficult market for mega luxury villas in Los Angeles to be had at the moment Opus from client Nile Niami with a 1000-bottle wine cellar and two cars (Lamborghini Aventador and Rolls-Royce Dawn), each coated with gold. It should cost more than $ 100 million, meanwhile the property is being offered for sale for 80 million in the Trousdale Estates of Beverly Hills. Niami is also building on a hill in Bel Air The One, which is said to cost $ 500 million – that would be the record for the most expensive residential property in the United States. Billionaire Ken Griffen, who bought a penthouse in New York for $ 238 million in January, currently holds that position.
But things are not really bad for the realtors in Los Angeles: So far this year 339 houses have been sold for more than five million dollars each – and twelve for more than 30 million dollars.
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