What Has 63.5 Bathrooms and Costs $205.5 Million? The 5 Most Expensive Homes for Sale in California

By Dennis Robaugh (Patch National Staff) February 27, 2015 at 1:10pm

Live like a king or queen, or at least rule over your own private realm, in one of these California properties listed among the priciest homes now on the market, according to Zillow.com.

1. $49.5 million

• 2431 Riviera Drive, Laguna Beach
• 6 bedroom, 8 bathrooms, 10,000 square feet

One of only 5 beachfront homes in the exclusive gated community of Irvine Cove, this six-bedroom estate is the ultimate in beachfront living and was handcrafted to marry the splendor of the sea with modern luxury living. The house features more beach frontage than any of the 19 other guard-gated properties in north Laguna. A three-story staircase adorned with fossilized stone depicting ancient marine life is a stunning reminder of this property’s unique connection to its saltwater neighbor. » more via Zillow

2. $42.5 million

• 9904 Kip Drive, Beverly Hills
• 10 bedrooms, 22 bathrooms, 24,260 square feet

A long, private drive leads to a property beautifully landscaped for maximum privacy and security just minutes from the Beverly Hills Hotel. Designed by KAA Associates, this house provides for large-scale entertaining and boasts a world-class art collection. All principle rooms face manicured gardens and grounds with spectacular views of city lights and ocean as background. » more via Zillow

3. $39.5 million

• 2936 Ocean Front, Del Mar
• 5 bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, 8,925 square feet

Elegant oceanfront estate is one of the most exclusive properties in San Diego. This beach home features three kitchens, a large media room, separate guest quarters and a four-car garage. The outdoor entertainment areas feature a professional chef’s kitchen, swimming pool, jacuzzi and oversized patio. » more via Zillow

4. $39 million

• 2701 Broadway St., San Francisco
• 7 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, 4 half-baths, 16,400 square feet

The manor sits at one of the highest elevation points in Pacific Heights, providing unparalleled panoramic views stretching from the Golden Gate Bridge to the San Francisco City skyline. Originally built in 1910, the home has undergone a full restoration preserving its classic architecture yet instilling a modern style. Comprised of five levels encompassing over 16,000 square feet, the home includes two kitchens, two family rooms, two offices, three rooftop terraces and a basketball/sport court. » more via Zillow

5. $35 million

• 10771 Bellagio Road, Los Angeles
• 11 bedrooms, 18 bathrooms, 20,866 square feet

“The Bellagio House” dwells in a trophy compound in the heart of Bel-Air. Originally designed by Paul Williams and expanded by William Hefner, with a two-story entry hall and floating staircase, the 1.2 acre property includes a gorgeous formal lawn, paddle tennis court and sunlit pool. Plus, views to Century City and Bel-Air Country Club. Enjoy life in your own screening room, wine cellar or beauty salon. » more via Zillow