A ritzy, redesigned, nine-bedroom Beverly Hills, CA, estate just landed on the market for a hefty $48.5 million, making it this week’s priciest home.

Tucked away in the uber-exclusive Beverly Park neighborhood that also houses Rod Stewart‘s $80 million megamanse, the 16,225-square-foot mansion was remodeled to replicate a tres chic French chateau.

Highlights include gold-leaf ceilings, imported finishes, and, of course, a wine cellar. The resortlike grounds feature a tennis court, pool, and a vineyard (yep!).

Other pricey properties to hit the market this week include a brand-new waterfront home in Florida, a Hawaiian mansion on a peninsula, and a beachfront compound in California.

For a full look at this week’s 10 most expensive homes, just scroll down.

10. 1475 N Doheny Dr, Los Angeles, CA

Price: $27,950,000
Tennis court Tudor: This historic Tudor features leaded-glass windows, exposed-beam ceilings, arched doorways, and three wood-burning fireplaces.

Originally built in 1927, the gated estate sits on nearly 2 acres of privacy. The compound was intended to be the most exclusive home in the neighborhood. With 5,734 square feet, the interior boasts a sunken living room with an original fireplace, a wood-paneled bar imported from London, and a den with “conservatory-style” ceiling.

The stately property also features a koi pond with a waterfall, a lily pond with a fountain, and a championship tennis court with a viewing pavilion. A two-story carriage house with a guest suite houses a wine cellar.

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9. 1375 N Doheny Dr, Los Angeles, CA 

Price: $28,500,000
Rad Los Angeles pad: This 10,613-square-foot estate is owned by Sean Rad, Tinder’s co-founder. Featured in Architectural Digest, the sophisticated five-bedroom mansion was curated with materials from all over the world. For example, a gated driveway with a motor court is made of 200-year-old, reclaimed cobblestone from Boston.

Lavish details throughout the open floor plan include double-height ceilings, steel-framed sliding doors, antique latches, and Venetian-plaster walls. An exquisite chef’s kitchen boasts custom bronze patinated cabinets, floating burners, and 20 slabs of book-matched marble. Other amenities include a built-in chaise lounge in the primary bathroom; a French, oak-paneled office; fitness center; wine cellar; and “secret” speakeasy bar.

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8. 9463 Sunset Blvd, Beverly Hills, CA

Price: $28,900,000
Holiday-decoration house: The beloved estate that’s known for its dazzling Christmas display belongs to former Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling, who was banned from the NBA after allegedly making racist comments.

He has decided to part ways with the five-bedroom estate he purchased back in 2015 for $18.4 million. Built in 1952, the five-bedroom stone home boasts many grand details throughout 7,029 square feet. There’s custom millwork, tray ceilings, and two fireplaces. The 1.6-acre lot also features a stone patio, an in-ground pool, and a guesthouse.

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7. 480 E Alexander Palm Rd, Boca Raton, FL

Price: $28,950,000
Brand-new in Boca Raton: This recently completed, waterfront home is nestled in the Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club. Offering 104 feet of deep-water frontage overlooking the Intracoastal Waterway, this six-bedroom residence was just built by SRD Building Corp.

The 8,921-square-foot floor plan boasts whole-home automation and a state-of-the-art security system. Ornate details include sliding-glass walls, a floating staircase, and soaring ceilings. A lavish primary suite has a gas fireplace, an enormous walk-in closet with custom built-ins, and access to a private terrace. The property also comes with a private dock and four-car golf cart garage.The home comes fully furnished.

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6. 1001 1st St, Manhattan Beach, CA

Price: $29,900,000
Contemporary mansion: This glass, cedar, and concrete residence offers spectacular oceanfront views of Manhattan Beach from every room.

Exterior scalloped concrete walls pay homage to the abode’s seaside location and were designed to resemble a wavelike pattern. Found throughout the 9,479-square-foot interior are cedar-clad walls and ceilings and automated pocket doors and windows.

Other highlights include a home theater, an entertainment room, a wine cellar, and custom built-in bar. A primary suite encased in glass accesses a private terrace with dreamy views.

The corner-lot property also boasts a patio outfitted with a fireplace and pool, all shaded by cedar overhangs.

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5. 9 Bay Dr, Lahaina, HI 

Price: $33,000,000
Oceanfront luxury: This seven-bedroom mansion is tucked away in the Kapalua Resort on a peninsula overlooking Lana’i and Namalu Bay.The 6,645-square-foot oceanfront property owned by Blockchain mogul Jonathan Yantis sits on 7.7 acres.

Since purchasing the estate for $24 million in 2020, Yantis has been reportedly hashing it out with locals over “noise pollution” from a popular cliff-diving spot that abuts the property.

After owning it for just one year, he put it on the market in 2021 with an original asking price of $59.5 million. Now it’s back on the market with a price slice.The luxury estate features travertine marble floors; an updated kitchen; and glass doors that frame breathtaking, oceanfront views. Other highlights include a laundry room with four washers and four dryers, along with a “restaurant-quality” custom pantry with eight freezers.The sprawling lot also features an infinity-edge pool with a hot tub, oversized lanai, and plenty of spots to soak in the spectacular vistas.

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4. 23826 Malibu Rd, Malibu, CA

Price: $34,900,000
Beachfront compound: This 4,500-square-foot, beachfront beauty is said to be owned by a New York car dealership executive who purchased it in 2012 for $18 million, according to The Real Deal. Originally debuting on the market in 2021 for $34,988,000, the five-bedroom residence resurfaced last year for $42.5 million, a 21% increase.

Here it is again with a reduced asking price, even lower than its debut ask. Built in 1975, the home has been updated over the years. An open floor plan now features skylights, oversized windows, custom built-ins, and exposed-beam ceilings. Other exceptional details include an under-stair wet bar, a primary suite with a balcony and an office, “expansive art gallery walls,” and a media room designed for entertaining.There’s also a detached guest dwelling to accommodate friends and family.

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3. 1880 Gulf Shore Blvd S, Naples, FL

Price: $39,500,000
Seaside estate: Located in Old Naples, this six-bedroom estate provides unobstructed views of the Gulf of Mexico. An eye-popping blue-clay tile roof makes the 6,360-square-foot residence stand out. Built in 1964, it was renovated in 1996 and 2008. Updates include a full-house generator and an enormous, modern kitchen with custom cabinetry.

Designed for entertaining, the seaside property also boasts three resort-style cabana suites and a three-bedroom guesthouse. An in-ground pool is situated between the structures. Numerous terraces line the home, providing ideal spots for relaxing.

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2. 320 St Pierre Rd, Los Angeles, CA 

Price: $46,000,000
Reimagined residence: This eight-bedroom mansion comes with its very own private vineyard.

The 15,000-square-foot main home was originally created by designers Allison & Allison in 1923, with a later addition completed by architect Paul Williams. The property also contains an 1,800-square-foot guest residence, along with a detached movie theater designed for large-scale entertaining.

A 20-foot foyer with custom-plaster stair railing provides a jaw-dropping entry. Bespoke finishes include stone and marble floors, limestone fireplaces, white-oak paneling, and original wood detailing. A gourmet chef’s kitchen has a full-service butler’s bar, high-end appliances, and two wine coolers. The primary suite with 14-foot ceilings has a custom-made, white-oak bed; steam showers; and dual bathrooms with heated floors.

Located on nearly an acre, the property also features a 65-foot swimming pool. An elevator-accessed tunnel from the main residence leads to the guesthouse. Full staff quarters are also available.

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1. 51 Beverly Park Way, Beverly Hills, CA

Price: $48,500,000
French chateau: This nine-bedroom stunner is tucked away in the popular celebrity enclave of Beverly Park. The recently redesigned, 16,225-square-foot interior boasts a double-height foyer with coffered, gold-leaf ceilings; antique French chandeliers; and seven wood-burning fireplaces.

A gourmet kitchen has a copper farmhouse sink and six ovens. The sumptuous “Parisian” primary suite has dual bathrooms, including a sauna and steam shower.
The nearly 2-acre property also features a guesthouse, “resort-like” pool, two cabanas, an outdoor kitchen pavilion, lit tennis court with a viewing gazebo, and even a vineyard.

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