Our Most Expensive New Listing: In Beverly Hills, $35M Is Modest

This week’s most expensive new listing on realtor.com® doesn’t have the heft of an enormous price tag. Perhaps we’re just used to seeing homes over $50 million top the chart week after week, but this week’s winner seems like a relatively modest buy at $35 million.

Located in Beverly Hills, the gated estate is just up the street from the Beverly Hills Hotel and Sunset Boulevard. On just over a half-acre of land, the six-bedroom home is only six years old. Listing agent Ryan Davis says this mansion is different from many of the other big-ticket estates in the L.A. area—in a good way.

“Because this wasn’t built as a spec home and was made for an owner who planned to occupy the home, the construction and materials are high quality,” Davis says. The agent said his seller is simply relocating to a home in the Brentwood area and wants to divest his holding in 90210.

And after landing on the market less than a week ago, the mansion has already attracted two offers, Davis told us. Feedback from qualified buyers who have toured the home has been universally positive.

“There’s really nowhere you can critique this property. It’s an example of great construction and design,” the agent says.

Take a look for yourself…

The stairs up to the grand entryway. Note the dramatic lighting. Davis told us, ‘It’s the best-built home I’ve ever been in.’

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The outdoor spaces have gorgeous landscaping. Davis said there used to be a tennis court in the backyard, but it was removed, and an expanse of green grass has taken its place.

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Stacked Jerusalem stone is visible throughout the home. It’s used to create a warm feeling in the home and avoid the stark, sterile feel that plagues modern homes. Here’s a living space with a grand stone archway.

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Living spaces are open and airy, thanks to high ceilings. This living room is flanked by mod chandeliers. Skylights throughout the home let in abundant light.

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The dining room offers plenty of space for a large dinner party. Check out the cool seating area off to the side, which is made for mingling.

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The home’s tasting room has a temperature-controlled display space for your best bottles. You can just pick a vintage and enjoy an initial sip. Wine lovers needn’t worry about lack of storage—there’s an additional wine cellar in the basement.

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