Joe bryant.Photo: Joe bryantThis is one property that doesn’t require a facelift!Celebrity dermatologistDr. Alex Khadavihas put amassive mansionhe built in Bel-Air on sale for $87.777 million. Called the “Palazzo di Vista,” the seven-bedroom estate’s elevated location offers unmatached views of the Los Angeles skyline.Inside, the home boasts a number of unique details, including a retractable DJ table in the living room as well as a glass elevator built around an outdoor koi pond.Additionally, the property’s amenities include a champagne tasting room, a movie theater and a multi-sensory art gallery for non-fungible tokens, also known as NFTs. The gallery includes seven large-screen media displays as well as a rotatable laser projector, which can cast light up to 1,650 square feet over the pool.When it comes to living accommodations, the estate has six bedrooms, a master wing with a floating wrap-around deck, a master bathroom with dual-facing showers, walk-in closets and a soaking tub. There’s also a detached guest house outside with its own tequila bar.Joe BryantJoe bryantmarc AngelesAlthough Khadavi initially intended to build the property for himself, as the project grew, it became a little too much for him.He told theWashington Postthat he purchased the property in 2013 for $16 million, and ended up spending around $30 million over seven years in development.“Instead of going for the $10-a-square-foot marble, I went for the $150 to $200-a-square-foot marble,” he told the paper. “This property deserves the best.“Never miss a story - sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.marc Angelesmarc AngelesJoe Bryant"I don’t have a large family, and I don’t have the financial capability to enjoy the house,” he added. “I borrowed a lot of money to get it to this level, and I can’t afford living in it.“Khadavi went on to add that due to its size, whoever ends up buying the home will “need to probably have a couple of butlers and a couple of maids.“The home is listed withListing Impossiblestar Aaron Kirman ofAaron Kirman Groupat Compass and Mauricio Umansky atThe Agency, the husband ofRHOBH’sKyle RichardsUmansky.
Joe bryant.Photo: Joe bryant
This is one property that doesn’t require a facelift!Celebrity dermatologistDr. Alex Khadavihas put amassive mansionhe built in Bel-Air on sale for $87.777 million. Called the “Palazzo di Vista,” the seven-bedroom estate’s elevated location offers unmatached views of the Los Angeles skyline.Inside, the home boasts a number of unique details, including a retractable DJ table in the living room as well as a glass elevator built around an outdoor koi pond.Additionally, the property’s amenities include a champagne tasting room, a movie theater and a multi-sensory art gallery for non-fungible tokens, also known as NFTs. The gallery includes seven large-screen media displays as well as a rotatable laser projector, which can cast light up to 1,650 square feet over the pool.When it comes to living accommodations, the estate has six bedrooms, a master wing with a floating wrap-around deck, a master bathroom with dual-facing showers, walk-in closets and a soaking tub. There’s also a detached guest house outside with its own tequila bar.Joe BryantJoe bryantmarc AngelesAlthough Khadavi initially intended to build the property for himself, as the project grew, it became a little too much for him.He told theWashington Postthat he purchased the property in 2013 for $16 million, and ended up spending around $30 million over seven years in development.“Instead of going for the $10-a-square-foot marble, I went for the $150 to $200-a-square-foot marble,” he told the paper. “This property deserves the best.“Never miss a story - sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.marc Angelesmarc AngelesJoe Bryant"I don’t have a large family, and I don’t have the financial capability to enjoy the house,” he added. “I borrowed a lot of money to get it to this level, and I can’t afford living in it.“Khadavi went on to add that due to its size, whoever ends up buying the home will “need to probably have a couple of butlers and a couple of maids.“The home is listed withListing Impossiblestar Aaron Kirman ofAaron Kirman Groupat Compass and Mauricio Umansky atThe Agency, the husband ofRHOBH’sKyle RichardsUmansky.
This is one property that doesn’t require a facelift!
Celebrity dermatologistDr. Alex Khadavihas put amassive mansionhe built in Bel-Air on sale for $87.777 million. Called the “Palazzo di Vista,” the seven-bedroom estate’s elevated location offers unmatached views of the Los Angeles skyline.
Inside, the home boasts a number of unique details, including a retractable DJ table in the living room as well as a glass elevator built around an outdoor koi pond.
Additionally, the property’s amenities include a champagne tasting room, a movie theater and a multi-sensory art gallery for non-fungible tokens, also known as NFTs. The gallery includes seven large-screen media displays as well as a rotatable laser projector, which can cast light up to 1,650 square feet over the pool.
When it comes to living accommodations, the estate has six bedrooms, a master wing with a floating wrap-around deck, a master bathroom with dual-facing showers, walk-in closets and a soaking tub. There’s also a detached guest house outside with its own tequila bar.
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Although Khadavi initially intended to build the property for himself, as the project grew, it became a little too much for him.
He told theWashington Postthat he purchased the property in 2013 for $16 million, and ended up spending around $30 million over seven years in development.
“Instead of going for the $10-a-square-foot marble, I went for the $150 to $200-a-square-foot marble,” he told the paper. “This property deserves the best.”
Never miss a story - sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
“I don’t have a large family, and I don’t have the financial capability to enjoy the house,” he added. “I borrowed a lot of money to get it to this level, and I can’t afford living in it.”
Khadavi went on to add that due to its size, whoever ends up buying the home will “need to probably have a couple of butlers and a couple of maids.”
The home is listed withListing Impossiblestar Aaron Kirman ofAaron Kirman Groupat Compass and Mauricio Umansky atThe Agency, the husband ofRHOBH’sKyle RichardsUmansky.
source: people.com
