11201 Bel Air Chalon Rd, Los Angeles, CA

The Crown Jewel of Los Angeles. Meticulously crafted by world renowned architect and designer Peter Marino, with construction led by Peter McCoy, this decade long project was completed in 2018. Perched on an expansive 8 acre flat promontory lot, the estate offers complete privacy and unobstructed views across Los Angeles, spanning from downtown to the Pacific Ocean and overlooking the Bel Air Country Club. The most exceptional view property in all of Los Angeles. Widely regarded as one of the most expensive single family residences ever built in the United States, no expense was spared in the design or construction of this global masterpiece. Spanning over 70,000 square feet across multiple structures, the estate represents the highest level of architecture, design, and craftsmanship. The main residence is designed for both grand entertaining and everyday living, featuring 10 family bedrooms, 13 staff bedrooms, and resort level wellness and fitness amenities that rival the world’s finest destinations. The guest house features 6 guest bedrooms and 10 staff bedrooms. A true generational estate that could never be replicated, and the most valuable residential property in the Western United States.

Key things to know

• 8-acre flat promontory offers private, unobstructed views from downtown to the Pacific.
• Main residence spans 70,000 square feet with 10 family bedrooms and 13 staff bedrooms.
• Wellness and fitness amenities complement daily living with resort-level offerings.
• Guest house offers six bedrooms with ten staff bedrooms for flexible accommodations.
• Aerial views show multiple buildings, a large pool, winding drive, and manicured landscaping.

 

About Bel Air 

Bel Air, located between Beverly Hills and the Sepulveda Pass, is a residential and hillside Los Angeles neighborhood with gated lanes and canyon views. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Hotel Bel-Air on Stone Canyon Road, where a quiet, palm-lined arrival sets a low-key, polished tone. Architectural identity leans to midcentury modern estates, Mediterranean revivals, and contemporary compounds tucked along winding roads. The Getty Center frames the skyline nearby, pairing hilltop galleries with broad city-and-ocean sightlines. Stone Canyon Reservoir and the nearby trails of Franklin Canyon Park add shaded, outdoorsy counterpoints to the built landscape.