Tucked away in the Hollywood Hills area of Los Angeles, a massive, 20,000-square-foot-plus mansion (one of the biggest in the area) by developer Jeff Thomas has a new owner. The identity of this individual isn’t yet known, but whoever it is paid a reported $35.5 million for the house, according to a recent story in The Wall Street Journal. This purchase highlights the allure of high-end real estate in one of the most sought-after locations in the world.
The mansion was originally listed for almost $44 million back in August of this year, making the final sale price seem like a bargain for such a spectacular property. The house boasts a wide range of luxurious amenities, including a waterfall that sends water from a stunning 175-foot swimming pool into a lush atrium. Other features include a large spa area with both dry and wet saunas, plunge pools, a home theater, and a 15-foot outdoor television that conveniently retracts underground when not in use.
Here’s how the house is described in its official listing: “One of the most significant homes ever built in the Hollywood Hills. Thoughtfully designed & crafted by SAOTA in their first ever ground up construction. 270-degree jetliner views are intentionally framed throughout. Incredible indoor & outdoor entertaining area with a 163-foot wraparound infinity pool, bar, and lounge with fire pit plus a rooftop terrace with dining area, bar, spa, & lounge overlook expansive views from the San Gabriel Mountains to DTLA to Santa Monica & Catalina Island.” This stunning property not only offers breathtaking views but also represents a remarkable achievement in architectural design.
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