Bel Air is home to some of the world’s most expensive listings, and the new Amalfi Bel Air estate fits right in with the larger-than-life spectacles sprinkled across the hillsides. The Mediterranean-influenced mansion uses smart technology to turn on lights, cue the music, and control the indoor climate so you don’t have to. State-of-the-art automation ensures a more energy-efficient home and elevates the owner’s experience at the touch of a button (or two). Amalfi Bel Air has over 60 surround sound Dolby audio speakers, a 110-inch video wall with four 4K TVs, quick control Lutron lighting throughout the entire crib, and wall-mounted iPads that control everything from the thermostat to security cameras.
The 14,500-square foot, seven-bedroom home gleams with Travertine stone flooring, Murano glass chandeliers, vibrant LED lighting, a 14-seat movie theatre, and floor-to-ceiling glass windows that open to the ocean views beyond. White interiors compliment the coffered ceilings and arched doorways that frame the museum-like abode. Dotted with marble fireplaces and plush leather furniture, the great room is an airy sanctuary with sliding glass partitions that open to the furnished patios.
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Take the elevator to the master wing to get even more dramatic views. The spacious master bedroom is joined by a private office with walnut flooring and 12-foot ceilings as well as a large terrace where you can bask in the year-round sunny climate. His-and-her bathrooms have steam showers, heated flooring, limestone soaking tubs, and vanity stations.
The lower level is an oasis for oenophiles. An 800-bottle wine display is lit up from behind ceiling-height glass panels for an artful showcase of your favorite varietals, and a custom Monaco Italian marble buffet made for entertaining is located just outside the room. Other spectacular rooms include a movie theatre outfitted with a 4K projector screen, a luxe lounge with glass onyx walls and a waterfall bar, and a private lanai with a double-sided fireplace for a cozy outdoor gathering.
To round out the amenities, a shimmering infinity-edge pool occupies the lower level, and a putting green looks out to the sweeping valley below. The home is listed for $24.5 million by Mark Goldsmith of Coldwell Banker Global Luxury.
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