PDo you ever plan to travel to California in the USA? Perhaps you are wondering where to stay? Wouldn't you like to feel like "master of the universe"? Easy! If you have a tidy sum in your pocket, it's pretty easy to arrange ... This cool mansion has nine bedrooms and a whopping twenty bathrooms, which means that guest tenants will explore it for quite some time ... for $ 1.5 million a month.
Rent for $1.5 million per month
There is probably no one on this planet who would miss the chance to spend one night in luxury and glamour. And the "house" at 908 Bel Air Road in California gives such a cool opportunity, "only" ... For 1.5 million USD per month. The mansion is comfortably located in the famous city of Los Angeles and belongs to a famous surgeon. Its cost is estimated at approximately $180 million.
If you break down the monthly rent by day, it turns out that the rent for this mansion is approximately 50 thousand USD per night, which in turn is about a quarter of the average price for a decent home for most of the US. For Los Angeles, however, that price is just another number in the lifestyle of the rich and famous.
This mansion has an annual rental of $18 million and gives guests access to the entire property, including all nine bedrooms and twenty bathrooms. This means guests can use a new bathroom every single day for two decades of the month and sleep in different bedrooms every day of the week. The mansion is one of the most expensive real estate in the United States. It's not the most expensive, but still. These photos clearly show what it's like to live a night in luxury and glory.
The appearance of the mansion - they are greeted by clothes
It's easy to see why this mansion is worth such a sky-high price for most just by looking at it from the outside. The impeccable architectural design of this home was personally designed by Raj Kanodia, a renowned plastic surgeon in Hollywood. The doctor built this unusual house in the hope of selling it, but all attempts to get an adequate price for the costs were in vain. Hence, there was such an interesting price for its rent.
According to Architectural Digest, the home's original owner officially spent $70 million to build it, but the home's actual cost is millions more. In addition, it still remains unsold, and maintenance costs must also be taken into account. The asking price for renting a house can be negotiated and bargained, but tenants still have to shell out a lot of money each month. So are the costs of living in this house worth it?
The interior of the mansion - luxury and comfort
The glass house has features that its owner presented to the design. Up close, soft yet bright light illuminates each room, revealing a luxurious interior and its distinct modern aspects that look quite bold. In addition to nine bedrooms and multiple bathrooms, the house also has a wine cellar that can hold up to two thousand bottles of wine if needed.
The architecture of the house is a balanced combination of Portuguese limestone and glass, which creates an elegant, stylish and at the same time cozy atmosphere. The house welcomes guests with high ceilings and an open plan main floor.
As guests walk through the home, they may notice floor-to-ceiling windows adorned with minimalist details that offer extraordinary views of Los Angeles. The home also features a spa, home theater, three truly colossal kitchens, and a gym designed by a celebrity fitness trainer.
Many rooms have windows that open out onto balconies or verandas for great views of Los Angeles. Featuring light wood details, sunlight streaming in through these massive windows helps illuminate the entire home, making it feel cozy and modern at the same time. Some rooms have small fireplaces that add some warmth to cool LA nights. There is even a fireplace in the master bedroom.
Even the bathrooms overlook the same beautiful view, allowing guests to forget about their worries and immerse themselves in true Californian luxury. While the view is simply incredible, this home is also adorned with various exotic plants that surround it, adding a bit of natural flair to the modernist architecture of today.
With such windows, every room looks like it has no walls. Although the windows close from the outside, the feel inside this 3,158 square meter home can be described as something otherworldly.
With a bar that many popular restaurants would envy, this house has just about everything. Therefore, it is still unclear whether guests will ever have to leave to buy what they need. If grocery delivery is an option for you, chances are this house will never make you leave.
Even at night, the lights of Los Angeles illuminate the sky from a distance that seems farther away than it really is.
The house is really inviting and cozy, despite the incredible windows...so for $180 million, would you call it your home?
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