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American designer James Jannard, founder of Oakley sunglasses and sportswear, is selling his five-bedroom, 10-bath Beverly Hills mansion. The gigantic concrete home is currently on the market for a whopping $68,000,000. The property, designed with likeness to England's Stonehenge, follows the shape of a circle with its own palm-tree lined courtyard.
According to Westside Estate Agency realtor Kurt Rappaport, the property, located off Trousdale Place, boasts "unobstructed views of the entire Los Angeles Basin from downtown to the sea." As if that was not impressive enough, the property's all-tile infinity pool offers sweeping views of Los Angeles, a scene that "could never be replicated again." The entire spectacle is spread out over two-acres of land.
SF Gate mentioned that this is not the first home that Jannard has put up for sale this year. Just a few weeks ago the businessman sold his Malibu estate for $210 million, standing out as the "most expensive home ever sold in California to date."
Here's what Rappaport had to say about the one-of-a-kind 90210 masterpiece in the official listing:
"The living room features an entire wall of glass that disappears into the ground, there is a state-of-the-art theater, bar, gourmet kitchen, family room, and full chef’s kitchen. Additionally, there are beautiful ensuite guest rooms, a separate guest apartment, and the lower level features a truly spectacular great room, gym, elevator, wine cellar, etc. Curved concrete hallways wrap around to the guest room and separate guest apartment."
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