Tour the Most Expensive Home in America

"Palazzo di Amore," a Beverly Hills estate with an extensive vineyard and a 15,000 square foot entertainment complex, has been listed in the past at $195 million.

Keep in mind: Price and stock could change after publish date, and we may make money from these links.

August 17, 2015

By: Lisa Johnson Mandell

Related To:

Photo By: Marc Angeles, courtesy of Joyce Rey & Stacy Gottula, Coldwell Banker Previews International

Photo By: Michael McNamara, courtesy of Joyce Rey & Stacy Gottula, Coldwell Banker Previews International

Welcome to Palazzo di Amore

Just to reach this 12-bedroom, 24-bathroom estate, you must pass through three sets of grand double gates and travel up the quarter-mile long, tree-lined drive. The main residence measures about 35,000 square feet, while the entire estate encompasses about 53,000 square feet of interior living space.

Grand Entryway

Just think of the grand entrances you could make in this ornately marbled two-story sky-lit entry hall with twin sweeping staircases and a glittering crystal chandelier. Think your daughter's prom date might be just a little intimidated?

Entertainment Center

This is part of the 15,000-square-foot entertainment center that includes a disco/ballroom with a revolving turntable style dance floor, a DJ booth and a laser-light system. It can accommodate up to 250 guests for a seated dinner, and features limestone floors with marble and maple inlay, hand-painted ceilings, and paneling of maple burl wood.

Home Theater

The 15,000-square-foot entertainment center also features an ornate, 50-seat private screening room, with top-of-the-line projection and sound equipment.

Glass Floor Walkway

The two-story entertainment complex is accessed via a floating glass-floor walkway over pools and lined by 70-year-old mature olive trees.

Dining Room

The dining area of Palazzo di Amore is serviced by two kitchens and a number of pantries, and can accommodate up to 250 guests for a sit down dinner.

Wine Cellar

There are two wine cellars on the estate, since it encompasses Beverly Hills Vineyards, which produces a 400-500 cases per year, made from classic varietals including Sangiovese, Syrah, Cabernet, Merlot, Rose and Sauvignon Blanc. This cellar includes a tasting room with brick, barrel-vault ceilings.

Study

What would be considered an elegant living room in most houses could be considered an office, parlor, den, study or family room in Palazzo di Amore.

Reflection Pool

This is the 128-foot scenic reflecting pool and fountain. Other water features on the property include a waterfall cascading down the hillside, a swimming pool and spa.

Views

Did we mention views? Located on a one-of-a-kind Beverly Hills promontory, you have clear views of either the L.A. city lights or the lush canyons from almost every spot on the 25+ acre property.

Bird's Eye View

From above you can see almost the entire Palazzo di Amore estate, which includes a full working vineyard, a tennis court, two pools, a guest wing and a separate entertainment complex. The main residence measures about 35,000 square feet, while the entire estate encompasses about 53,000 square feet of interior living space.

HGTV Urban Oasis 2020

Flip or Flop

Design Trends of the Decade

Halloween Costumes for Kids

Plants for Fall Color

Budget Wedding Decor

Tour the Most Expensive Home in America

Related To:

Welcome to Palazzo di Amore

Grand Entryway

Entertainment Center

Home Theater

Glass Floor Walkway

Dining Room

Wine Cellar

Study

Reflection Pool

Views

Bird's Eye View

Shop This Look

Tour This Picture-Perfect Brooklyn Author's Home 12 Photos

A Tiny 800-Square-Foot Brooklyn Home With Big Style 12 Photos

Take a Halloween Tour Through Jennifer Perkins’ Kitschy Austin, Texas Home 27 Photos

A Midcentury Industrial Loft in Atlanta's Sweet Auburn Neighborhood 16 Photos

Colorful Tiny House With Indoor/Outdoor Living in Joshua Tree 16 Photos

Tour Christina Anstead's Cali-Cool Home In Newport Beach With HGTV Magazine 9 Photos