Holmby Hills
The 22,000-square-foot Holmby Hills estate has soaring ceilings, sprawling rooms and custom-crafted cabinets, floors and furniture.
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Holmby Hills
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Noah Webb “I’m European, so I’m used to small spaces,” says Estate Four owner Alessandro Cajrati Crivelli. “But I’m learning how people here live. People who buy homes in Los Angeles generally want something that is 15,000 square feet or bigger.”
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Crivelli
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Noah Webb “I feel like I’m living on the edge of poverty under 9-foot ceilings,” says Crivelli, his voice echoing all the way up to the nearly triple-height ceilings of a mega-spec mansion he’s building in Holmby Hills.
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Bird Streets
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Nick Springett Paul McClean has become one of L.A.’s leading designers of high-end spec homes. Among his recent projects are this 8,000-square-foot home in the Bird Streets with city-to-ocean views.
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Brentwood
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Jim Bartsch This 10,000-square-foot contemporary in Brentwood was completed this year, priced at $11.5 million.
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Bel-Air
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Jim Bartsch This 15,000-square-foot Bel-Air estate has 16-foot ceilings, marble walls and a soaring staircase that leads to the home’s five guest bedrooms, master suite and gym. It is priced at $30 million.
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Spec House
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Jim Bartsch This 10,500-square-foot house on the Sunset Strip was built on spec and designed by architect Hagy Belzberg. It includes a 725-square-foot “wellness center” and a 1,750-square-foot guest house retreat.
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$45,000 a month
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Cindy Gold Designed by Giannetti Architects, this Palisades rental replaced a teardown.
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Bird Streets
Image Credit: Photo Credit: Jim Bartsch Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss purchased this spec house in the Hollywood Hills for $18 million in 2012.