Said to be the most expensive home in Beverly Hills, this mansion spans a vast 20,500 sq ft, within which seven bedrooms and 11 bathrooms can be found. Developed by Nile Niami—a former Hollywood producer turned CEO of Skyline Development—and designed by architect Paul McClean, Opus combines a sleek modern structure and open-plan interiors that make the most of the property’s views with lavish features such as two swimming pools and a 20ft glass waterfall; a 10-car museum with a gold Lamborghini Aventador roadster and gold Rolls-Royce Dawn; and a champagne vault for 170 bottles of Cristal. The property sits on the city’s revered Billionaires’ Row.
$100m, contact Drew Fenton, realtor, drew@drewfenton.com, +1 310 858 5474, opusbeverlyhills.com
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