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Often referred to as the “Bay of Billionaires,” Antibes is one of the most legendary locations on the French Riviera, nestled on the rocky outcrop overlooking the sea between Cannes and Nice. It is a place where superyachts idle offshore, hidden fortunes sit behind gated villas, and a swimming cove barely large enough for a few dozen sunbathers has become one of the most photographed patches of water in Europe.
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The location itself explains a great deal of the price. The eight-acre lot commands unobstructed Pacific views and direct access to Paradise Cove, widely regarded as one of the most scenic beaches in Malibu.
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Set against a hillside more accustomed to Midcentury glass pavilions and Mediterranean-inflected sprawl, this Brutalist fortress reads as an argument — for material honesty, for architectural nerve, for the idea that a private residence can be as uncompromising as a piece of sculpture.
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High above the Bel-Air Country Club, on a private knoll in the section of the neighborhood known as Lower Bel Air, sits a French colonial-style estate that has quietly tracked the arc of two very different fortunes.
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Perched on a promontory in the exclusive hills of Bel-Air, this 105,000-square-foot residence is technically a compound: a main house plus three smaller structures, built in the modernist style.
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Beyond its television fame, Chartwell remains one of the most significant architectural set pieces in American residential real estate — and one whose eventual $150 million sale price tells a more interesting sto
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The $245 million asking price briefly slapped on Bel-Air's Chartwell Estate in 2018 made global headlines as the highest listing price in U.S. history, but the more interesting story of 875 Nimes Road is what happened to the price — and the house — afterward.
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Set on a knoll in lower Bel-Air, moments from the Hotel Bel-Air, the compound pairs a contemporary main mansion with a historic guest house designed by one of Los Angeles's most celebrated architects.
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Designed by architectural icon Peter Marino and masterfully executed by builder Peter McCoy, the property spans a mind-boggling 70,000 square feet of living space.
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this newly constructed mega-mansion spans roughly 35,000 square feet of interior space. Nestled on a 1.22-acre promontory in the ultra-exclusive Bel Air enclave, the home directly overlooks the fairways of the historic Bel Air Country Club.
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