The Los Angeles $250M mega-mansion is the most expensive US listing. Part 2.
The new mansion that developer Bruce Makowsky is selling for $250 million comes with 150 pieces of original artwork, $30 million worth of classic cars (his estimate), a dozen high-performance motorcycles, and a deactivated helicopter. Understatement clearly isn't on the agenda. But in a saturated spec-home market that gives the super-rich some super-sized options, even the appearance of getting bang for one's many bucks is a selling point. The Bel Air mansion offers 38,000 feet of interior space, including 12 bedrooms, 21 baths, a 40-seat home theater, and a four-lane bowling alley. That works out to more than $6,500 per square foot. By comparison, one lavish Los Angeles spec house changed hands last year for $100 million, or about $3,300 per square foot. #RealEstate&InteriorDesign
The new mansion that developer Bruce Makowsky is selling for $250 million comes with 150 pieces of original artwork, $30 million worth of classic cars (his estimate), a dozen high-performance motorcycles, and a deactivated helicopter. Understatement clearly isn't on the agenda. But in a saturated spec-home market that gives the super-rich some super-sized options, even the appearance of getting bang for one's many bucks is a selling point. The Bel Air mansion offers 38,000 feet of interior space, including 12 bedrooms, 21 baths, a 40-seat home theater, and a four-lane bowling alley. That works out to more than $6,500 per square foot. By comparison, one lavish Los Angeles spec house changed hands last year for $100 million, or about $3,300 per square foot. #RealEstate&InteriorDesign