Designer and developer Michael Palumbo was probably looking for new ways to make rich people drop their jaws – and checkbooks – in total excitement. As such, he has created a profusion of jaw-dropping residences, but his latest masterpiece is the one that totally got our attention.
This mind blowing $100 million estate will soon take its place in Beverly Hills, inspired by a floating estate in Singapore and imagined like a compound-style home that revolves around water. Designed by the award-winning architects Shubin + Donaldson, this extraordinary mansion will have 24,500-square-feet of incredible style and space.
Boasting 7 bedrooms, including a massive 3,100-square-foot master suite, 14 bathrooms, a great room with a hidden bar, as well as an 18-seat dining room, this place looks like Heaven on Earth.
The 1.5-inch-deep reflecting pool outside leads to an acrylic pool in the foyer, which seamlessly connects to a lap pool and then to a vanishing-edge pool around the estate. It all sounds complicated, but trust us when we say: to experience it is to love it.
The see-through pool in the foyer allows natural light to enter the lower level of the home, which includes all the amenities one could ever imagine, making sure the owners and guests alike feel spoiled every second of every day.
There’s even a nightclub on site, a full bar and lounge, as well as a 20-seat theater room, a two-lane bowling alley, a professional catering kitchen, a hair and nail salon, a wellness center, an eight-car garage and the list could actually continue. The point is that everything you’ve ever dreamed of – and more – are all part of this exquisite package.
Large glass walls and electronically controlled infinity doors make this place look futuristic, while expansive outdoor decks and lounge areas allow you to enjoy a glimpse of the surrounding hills.
The last lot in the prestigious Trousdale Estates neighborhood of Beverly Hills, known as “Billionaire’s Row”, is surely worth $100 million, if you happen to have it just laying around in your bank accounts.
