5 Most Expensive Homes Sold in Pacific Palisades in Past Year

Situated on a lot spanning more than 18,500 square feet, this Hamptons-style traditional home is still under construction. Located on one of the toniest streets in the Riviera, this yet-to-be-finished mansion that was sold off-market promises high-style living.

This traditional East Coast-inspired home built in 1998 near Will Rogers enticed a buyer with its expansive lot more reminiscent of a country estate than a coastal residence. This five-bedroom, eight-bath home (with separate guest houses) stretches over 9,392 square feet of living space on a two-acre lot with sports court and pool. Gym, wood-burning fireplace, sweeping staircases and magnificent interior architecture helped push this home’s sale price over $ 13 million.

Referred to as the “museum house” by neighbors, this five-bedroom, eight-bath dramatic architectural” built in 2010 sits on 1.36 acres in the Huntington. With 26-foot-high ceilings and glass pocket doors, it also offers a wine cellar with tasting room and separate storage space for 10,000 bottles. The nearly 60,000 square-foot property includes an outdoor room that is surrounded by sparkling water features, including a lap pool, spa and ponds. This home provides nearly 14,000 square feet of top-of-the-line luxury.

Sold off-market, this gracious gated 6,273 square-foot home with seven bedrooms and six bathrooms sits on more than 30,000 square feet of hillside in the Huntington. With neighbors on one side only, it offers ultimate privacy and stunning head-on ocean views that pushed the sale price sky high.

This four-bedroom, eight-bathroom villa in the Huntington offers 360-degree whitewater, city and mountain views. Sprawling gardens and an ivy-adorned exterior are the picture of class and sophistication. Luxuries on the 37,000 square feet lot – including multiple garden “living rooms,” an art studio, study, library and two-car garage – made this the priciest home sold in the past year.