‘Masterpiece’ mansion with vanishing walls on California market for $17M. Look inside
Some masterpieces prove that art doesn’t just hang on hooks inside museums – they can also dot the rolling hills of Southern California. One architectural work of art has hit the Beverly Hills market for $16.995 million.
Five bedrooms and 5.5-plus bathrooms are sprawled across the 7,000-square-foot mansion with unique features like disappearing glass walls.
“It’s so sexy, the way everything opens up to the outdoors,” listing agent Enzo Ricciardelli with Sotheby’s International Realty–Pacific Palisades Brokerage said to Mansion Global.
“This property is a masterpiece of light and design,” the listing on Realtor.com describes. “This gorgeous single-story modern marvel features impeccable high-end finishes including an owners suite showcasing Snaidero closets, wellness spa, and a Yoga deck off the suite, Fleetwood vanishing walls of glass, grand-scale chefs Bulthaup kitchen with Gaggenau appliances, and a stunning 600-bottle wine wall, multi-zone interior/exterior sound system.”
There is also a motor court, a screen room and bar for entertaining guests.
“A lot of these amenities are things people used to look for in a hotel and now want in a home,” Ricciardelli said.
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