The most expensive home ever listed in the United States has hit the market in Bel Air, Los Angeles at $250million. The most expensive home ever listed in the United States has hit the market in Bel Air, Los Angeles at $250million.
Handbag tycoon and owner-developer Bruce Makowsky dreamed up the extravagant property, drawing inspiration from his own glamorous lifestyle. It has dethroned the previous record-holder, a $195million mega-mansion in Manalapan, Florida. Bruce McCofsky took inspiration from his own glamorous lifestyle to design the mansion. The home surpasses the previous record holder, a $195 million mansion in Nalapan, Florida.
The 38,000-square-foot mansion, which comes with custom-made luxury furnishings, houses 12 bedrooms, 21 bathrooms, three kitchens, a bowling alley, a movie theater, an 85-foot infinity pool with its own bar, and a candy room filled with $200,000 worth of treats. The 38,000-square-foot mansion features luxurious custom furnishings, 12 bedrooms, 21 bathrooms, three kitchens, a bowling alley, a theater and an 85-foot infinity pool. . The mansion also has its own bar and a candy house . The candy house contains $200,000 worth of candy.
Makowsky also included a car collection worth $30million and 130 works of art, and a helicopter. The mogul developed the property without a buyer lined up but says more than half a dozen people are interested. It is equipped with luxury cars worth $30 million, 130 pieces of art, and a helicopter. There hasn't been a single buyer for the mansion, but the tycoon who developed the property says there are at least six people interested in the property.
The house includes luxurious amenities, such as this massage room.
Inside the mega-mansion lies a candy room filled with $200,000 worth of treats and several foosball tables. Several tabletop football machines were placed.
Next to the candy room, there is a private bowling alley with custom-made furnishings. Next to the candy room, there is a private bowling alley with custom-made furnishings.
An extravagant James Bond-themed, $2million screening room can sit 40 guests on Italian leather reclining chairs. An extravagant James Bond-themed, $2million screening room can sit 40 guests on Italian leather reclining chairs. Deck chairs, can accommodate 40 guests.
Inside the home is this Hermes Equateur Blanket, made out of cashmere and hand-embroidered with fine beads and pearls. Beautiful beads and pearls.
The owner of the property will enjoy these Lamborghini clock walls and vintage gas cans and fire [w=extinguisher]extinguishers from 1892.
A Hobie Cat is displayed next to the infinity pool. A double-track sailboat is also placed next to the infinity pool.
On the roof sits the original helicopter from the TV show Airwolf. The helicopter was refurbished over twelve months to incorporate the luxurious details of the house. The developers spent more than a year cleaning and decorating the helicopter to match the lavish décor of the house.
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