At $333 million this LA mansion is the most expensive house for sale in the US

By
Nicole Frost
October 16, 2017
The new $US250 million property for sale in Bel Air. Photo: Tribune/Bruce Makowsky/BAM Luxury Development

If there was an actual prince living in Bel Air this might be the place he’d choose as his palace – the most expensive home for sale in the USA. The white-and-glass walled California mansion has come onto the market at an impressive $US250 million ($333 million).

The 12-bedroom, 21-bathroom luxury estate took four years to build, with 3530 square metres of floor space, three kitchens, an ‘auto gallery’ with $US30 million worth of luxury cars including a unique Pagani Huayra priced at $2 million alone, 100 art installations, a James Bond-themed home theatre, a bowling alley, a games room with a candy wall and – yes, we’re still going – massage studio, gym and 25-metre infinity pool.

And the largest TV found in a residential home, at around nine metres. And aligator-skin lined commercial elevators.  And a helicopter from the television series ‘Airwolf’, although apparently it’s deactivated.

It’s from property developer Bruce Makowsky, who’s also behind the $US70 million, 2071-square-metre mansion picked up by Minecraft developer Markus Persson in in January 2015.

Makowsky, who has a fashion background, told CNBC that he “wanted to break all the moulds. The level of quality and attention to detail in this house is unsurpassed. And I wanted to create the greatest feeling that you can have being at home.”

“There is no way anyone could have a bad day in this house.”

The property is listed through several agents.

Bel Air.

Photo: Tribune/Bruce Makowsky/BAM Luxury Development

The Auto gallery

The auto gallery Tribune/Bruce Makowsky/BAM Luxury Development

The candy wall.

Photo: Tribune/Bruce Makowsky/BAM Luxury Development

The bowling alley.

Photo: Tribune/Bruce Makowsky/BAM Luxury Development

Note the giant camera in the background.

Photo: Tribune/Bruce Makowsky/BAM Luxury Development

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