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The Most Expensive Home for Sale in the United States: Palazzo di Amore

Step inside this incredible 25-acre gated Mediterranean compound in Beverly Hills with its own vineyard.
David Marine

At the corner of Elegance and Sophistication is where you will find the incredible Palazzo di Amore. Today this one-of-a-kind estate has become available.

Listed by the Beverly Hills power agent of Joyce Rey with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, Palazzo di Amore is the work of renowned developer Mohamed Hadid with architecture by Bob Ray Offenhauser and design by Alberto Pinto. This home is truly a modern castle  in every sense. Situated on approximately 25 acres, the home offers sensational views of both the canyons and the city skyline.

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Three sets of grand, double gates lead up the path to the entrance of the home. The serene drive to the house is lined with trees and views of the incredible vineyard. Once you step inside this 12 bedroom, 23 bathroom palace you immediately get the feeling of elegance and sophistication. The entry way is a marbled two-story sky lit area with twin curving staircases. The dining room showcases vaulted ceilings with multi-colored, inlaid marble floors, hand-crafted details on the molding and has a colonnade that spans the entire room. A 3,000-bottle wine cellar is adjacent to the dining room and offers an incredible setting for hosting wine tastings of the estates private label.

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My favorite room is easily the kitchen. If you can dream of an appliance, this kitchen has it. The grand chef’s kitchen has classically-styled cabinetry along with a commercial walk-in refrigerator. There’s no doubt that this home is the perfect place for a sensational party. This wing of the estate also features a secondary staff kitchen, a fully-equipped butler’s pantry, a three-car attached garage and a suite of two private offices with separate entry.

The second level of Palazzo di Amore has two bedroom wings that provide every imaginable amenity and indulgence. The master suite is truly a home unto itself as it spans 5,000 square feet. The double-door entry and gorgeous parquet wood floors are accented by lavish molding details.

The bedroom features a stunning fireplace with a hand-carved wood mantel and a sitting area with Juliet balconies and a large picture window overlooking the ever-inspiring views. His and her baths are beautifully finished, including dual walk-in dressing rooms.

9505lanialane-high-81The Turkish-style spa is a traditional hammam, featuring floor-to-ceiling iridescent Moroccan tiles glistening beneath suspended Turkish lamps. The West Wing houses four expansive bedroom suites including a handsome and elegant VIP suite outfitted with silk upholstered walls, a full kitchen, a large-scale bathroom, a walk-in closet, and a sitting room that opens to the spacious terrace spanning the entire length of the rear elevation of the estate.

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And we haven’t even gone outside yet! The exterior of the home is truly a luxury playground. In addition to the private vineyard, Palazzo di Amore offers your very own tennis court, a 128-foot reflecting pool and fountain, and a 15,000 sq. ft. entertainment complex. The entertainment complex offers owners the perfect party setting for the most lavish of get togethers or the most intimate of gatherings. It offers a state-of-the-art DJ booth and laser light system, a two-lane bowling alley and game room, as well as a Hollywood-worthy theatre that can seat over 50 guests for a private screening. And the theatre also includes a private dressing room in case the night calls for a live stage show.

Palazzo di Amore is not just the most expensive home for sale in the United States, it’s easily the most desirable property you’ll come across. Every detail of the home has been executed to perfection, and we’ve only just scratched the surface on what this home has to offer. Who could imagine such an escape resides just two miles above the Beverly Hills Hotel? Explore more of what Palazzo di Amore has to offer in the photos below or by visiting the detail page on coldwellbanker.com.

David Marine
David Marine

Husband. Father. Socializer. Mets Lifer. TV Aficionado. Consumer Engager. David Marine is the Chief Marketing Officer at Coldwell Banker, where he oversees the brand’s marketing efforts and content strategy including acting as managing editor for the Coldwell Banker blog and heading up video production efforts. While CMO by day, David runs a three ring circus at night as he is the father of 4 boys. He also happens to be married to Wonder Woman. True story.

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  9. Sorry – I don’t think this looks like a “Home” at all. There is no warmth or charm – looks like a very high end hotel. Looks too commercial to be called a “Home”

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    3. I don’t know it doesn’t look like a “home” but it certainly isn’t a castle. A mansion, certainly. But it certainly doesn’t evoke castle by any stretch of imagination. It is beautiful. Though, if I were wealthy, I’d question they lay out of the property. It’s all over the place in that aerial.

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  11. It is a great listing, Congratulation, there is a misspelling that should be corrected as soon as possible, It shouls read Palazzo D’Amore and not Di Amore

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  16. That is what I call Wine Distribution Marketing at its BEST! No doubt, the property will make a great destination for the travel weary wine distributor. While this appears to be a very creative way of attracting thousands of distributors to market their wine, this kind of marketing has been going on since Babelonia. With 12 Bedrooms, they can wine, dine, entertain and house over 3,000 of the world’s top distributors each year and still be closed weekends and holidays. Home? No. But it is certainly the most expensive “LISTING” in our residential inventory. Now let’s find the right Buyer for it!

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  17. the pictures outside the house are just amazing. but I’m not a fan of the inside, it doesn’t have that homey feel at all.

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      1. let’s say you are any of the current billionaire illiterati – lets take tech for a second – either google founder, gates, zuckerberg…take MZ…net worth of $33.3B…that is 3,300 million dollars….so $195M is 6% of his net worth. as strange as it seems, that is very affordable and wouldnt be reomotely extravagant if you scaled it down.
        example – owning a $250,000 home, the equivalent ratio’s net worth would be $4.2M – and you know the majority of people with that relatively low home value ($250k) are NOT worth $4.2M.

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          1. true…sorry…its not 6%…its .006% – that is 6/100th of one percent. $250k home owner ratio is now $2.4B!!!!!

  27. I wonder who will buy this oversized hotel styled buffet of rooms and what the commission is on almost $200 million?!

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    1. dude, your phone has a calculator – @ 6% its $11,700,000 divided by buyer/seller agents = $5.85M. at those numbers, the commission was likely dumbed down to 4% (see if you can handle that math). nobody has to worry about you buying it…

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  29. Hi David, from ABC News in Australia. Could we please use some of these images from your blog for a story we are doing on the most expensive home for sale in the United States? Kind Regards ABC News.

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    1. i apologize for the delayed reply as we’ve had so many requests for photos. It’s probably too late now but you’re welcome to use 1 or 2 images so long as you link back to our site on the page. Again, sorry for not seeing your comment sooner.

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  30. Hi David, I’m from ABC News in Australia. We’d love to use some of these photos in a story about the most expensive home for sale in the United States. Probably about four of the photos including 1 or two exteriors and two interior photos. Kind Regards ABC News

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  34. Why pay a 185 M when he bought it for 31 M and added a 2 to 3 M Entertainment and you have neighbors looking down on you on every side.

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  38. I was curious who the owner is. I’d be sure for the price, that it’s really a business and not just a home

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      1. thanks. he appears top be someone who made millions in real estate and millions in credit default swaps during the housing crash, so he placed his bets that housing would crash and won big. The losers got tax payer money to pay people like him back. I hope the house never sells

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  47. These comments are so funny. I think I’ll swing by there. I’m pretty sure I qualify. I think the house was on extra. NBC.

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  48. […] This beast of a home is located in Beverly Hills sitting atop a 25 acre compound which includes a 12 bedroom / 23 bathroom main house and 3,000 bottle wine cellar to hold private tastings of the estate vineyard’s private label.  Both wings of the estate include lavish detail and spacious planing with every appliance, amenity and luxury you could imagine.  The exterior features tennis courts, reflecting pool and entertainment complex complete with state of the art audio equipment, bowling alley, game room and private theater.  See why this is one of the most desired homes on the market today – not just for the price, but for the pure luxury.  Read more about this incredible estate here. […]

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  59. After just visiting friends in Bel Air last week. The Platinum triangle (Bel Air, Beverly Hills, Brentwood) has seen more over the top real estate prices than most places in the world. The sultan of Brunei is currently building a 100,000 square foot home (can you call it a home/) structure across the ravine from my friends home. Of course he knocked off 20% of the hill top to put this monstrosity in, the support structures are the size of pilings for bridge overpasses. Too bad I cannot load a pic.

    Palazzo di amore should be spelled as the italians would, Palazzo d’amore. I know , i know, picky picky picky

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