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A magnificent, $85 million Beverly Hills property filled with over-the-top amenities—including a bowling alley, nightclub, and 4,500-bottle wine cellar—is the week’s most expensive home on Realtor.com®.
According to The Wall Street Journal, the 28,000-square-foot compound known as Villa Theos is said to be owned by software mogul Jim Demetriades and his wife, Nancy Demetriades. The couple purchased the place in 2020 for $8.45 million and have added more buildings to the 2.2-acre property over the years. Now, they’re looking to rake in a jaw-dropping profit.
Other pricey properties this week include a Cape Cod-style estate in California, a 17-acre mountaintop retreat in Colorado, and a ski-in/ski-out Utah mansion said to be owned by Rockstar Energy Drink founder Russell Wiener.
Here’s a full look at this week’s 10 most expensive homes.
10. 3467 N Moorings Way, Miami, FL
Price: $29,900,000
Villa Serenita: This waterfront Mediterranean Revival mansion has been recently restored.
The Coconut Grove antique overlooking Biscayne Bay was built in 1929 but was reimagined last year by interior designer Bunny Williams. The palatial pad’s 6,268-square-foot layout still boasts custom millwork, arched doorways, and ornate mantelpieces.
Miami, FL
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9. 6801 Granada Blvd, Coral Gables, FL
Price: $29,900,000
Waterfront property: Offering 600 feet of water frontage, this modernized estate comes with a private dock and tennis court.
The 12,112-square-foot mansion sits on a corner lot with a sparkling view of the Coral Gables Waterway. A contemporary interior features oak and marble floors, dual staircases, and glass walls that capture the surrounding vistas.
Coral Gables, FL
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8. 4405 W Gulf Dr, Sanibel, FL
Price: $38,000,000
Island estate: Spanning 2 acres, this private estate boasts an exterior dual staircase that leads to an in-ground pool with a swim-up terrace.
Built in 2017, the 10,183-square-foot residence features six bedroom suites and opulent details. Offering 200 feet of beach frontage, the waterfront property also has an outdoor kitchen and numerous terraces to soak in the panoramic views.
Sanibel, FL
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7. 23812 Malibu Rd, Malibu, CA
Price: $39,995,000
Beachfront beauty: It’s not too often you see a wood-shingled, beachfront, New England-style retreat overlooking the Pacific Ocean. This is that, though.
The bright and airy, six-bedroom residence boasts direct beach access and comes with a separate guest studio. Meanwhile, a spacious deck is nicely outfitted with a summer kitchen, spa, and fire pit.
Malibu, CA
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6. 1740 S Ocean Blvd, Palm Beach, FL
Price: $41,500,000
Palm Beach build: This seaside sanctuary is said to be owned by a company controlled by Euro Homes builder Zack Ciomek, according to the Palm Beach Daily News.
The property last traded hands in 2015 for $7.15 million. The one-level, modern mansion offers pure waterfront luxury, with its all-white interior and in-ground pool.
Palm Beach, FL
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5. 931 N Hayden Rd, Aspen, CO
Price: $45,000,000
Castle Creek compound: Atop Castle Creek sits this 17-acre retreat that’s been entirely and recently renovated.
The serene location features two ponds; a natural, flowing creek; waterfalls; and fire pits overlooking the Castle Creek Valley. With views that span from Aspen Mountain to the White River National Forest, the 11,503-square-foot estate is also distinguished by its 30-foot ceilings and 5,000 square feet of outdoor decks.
Aspen, CO
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4. 253 White Pine Canyon Rd, Park City, UT
Price: $52,000,000
“Monitor’s Rest”: This 5-acre, ski-in/ski-out, resort-style property is said to be owned by Rockstar Energy Drink founder Russell Wiener. The billionaire first put the posh place on the market last year for a lower $50 million, still making it the state’s most expensive single-family home listing.
Wiener reportedly purchased the 17,567-square-foot residence in 2022 for $39.6 million and never moved in. Lavish amenities in this “wellness home” include an indoor/outdoor, stainless steel pool; a Himalayan salt room, cold-plunge pool; an infrared sauna; a massage room; an indoor sports court; a climbing wall; and a bowling alley.
Park City, UT
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3. 1859 Bel Air Rd, Los Angeles, CA
Price: $58,000,000
New construction: Behold a modern build that took seven years to conceptualize and construct. The place just resurfaced on the market with a dramatic, $10 million price cut.
The 20,000-square-foot residence, which hit the market in 2023 for $68 million, reads more like a work of art. Perched on 1.3 acres, the gorgeous home features a floating, three-story, spiral staircase; double-height, floor-to-ceiling windows; and a zero-edge pool.
Los Angeles, CA
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2. 15 E 63rd St, New York, NY
Price: $65,000,000
Gilded Age splendor: This posh, seven-bedroom, Upper East Side townhome is believed to be linked to late fashion designer Oleg Cassini, according to The Real Deal.
The eight-story, Beaux Arts mansion originally hit the market for $50 million just a few years ago. It boasts 28 rooms, 18,000 square feet, and a hiked price tag. Historic highlights include a curved marble staircase, wood-paneled library, 14 fireplaces, and an outdoor terrace with Central Park views.
New York, NY
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1. 1499 Blueridge Dr, Beverly Hills, CA
Price: $85,000,000
Villa Theos: This “rare and exceptional,” 28,000-square-foot megacompound sits on double lots that span more than 2 acres.
The six-bedroom primary residence features a central courtyard and antique fireplaces imported from France. The spread also comes with multiple guesthouses, a “world-class” theater with seating for 20, a six-car garage, “spectacular offices,” an infinity-edge pool, and a fitness center with expansive Los Angeles views.
Beverly Hills, CA
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