The Beverly Hills properties have been synonymous with the words luxury and celebrities. This place has long fascinated people around the world and has been one of the most desired pieces of real estate if not in the world, the whole of America.
That being said, if you are wondering how much the current prices of properties are in this [piece of paradise on earth (or already thinking of buying), then we have here for you the current properties from the most expensive up to the least expensive property. Notice that we don’t use the word cheap here to better set your expectations from the very beginning because Beverly Hills properties are never cheap.
To begin the list, let’s first look at the least expensive property you can maybe get your hand on. This property may not command the attention of people given that it does pale in comparison with all the other properties in this area. However, don’t be fooled because this modest property is still packed with great features. It was built in the 1970s and features an impressive wood-covered post-and-beam dwelling that opens up to a bright floor plan that includes a creative spiral staircase and beautiful skylights.
This property sits on a 1,078 square feet (14,374-square-foot) piece of land. We are sure you cannot consider this property in any way small since it is quite spacious even for a family of four. It currently has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. Upstairs, you will find that the master suite expands to a private balcony that is overlooking the hillside backyard that features a manicured garden and tiered deck.
This property is located at 9830 Yoakum Drive, Beverly Hills, 90210 and has a market price of $929,000.
The median priced home is packed not just with great living spaces but with more amenities that truly speak of luxury living. This two storey traditional property sits on a 3,629 square feet (7,783-square-foot) piece of land and has five bedrooms and five and half bathrooms. This is great for a bigger family and even more than enough to accommodate a few guests.
It has formal living spaces that feature hardwood floors that fills the whole interior giving it a very cozy feel and rises to a master’s suite that is very spacious and has its own fireplace. The beauty of this property does not end in the interior since it extends to a landscaped patio and solar-heated pool and spa that has a beautiful waterfall as its highlight.
Although the median price is pegged at $3.584 million, you just have to pay a little bit more ($3.595 million) for this great property at 1815 Franklin Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills, 90210.
The most expensive and perhaps the grandest of the Beverly Hills properties is the one located at 67 Beverly Park Court, Beverly Hills, 90210.
It features a grand Italianate mansion that is sitting in a 20,000 square feet (9.87-acre) piece of land and has a grand total of 20 bedrooms and 23 bathrooms. It boasts of a 30-car courtyard that is topped by 40-foot palm trees. It was constructed over the course of seven years and was crafted to offer a world of its own. It simply has too many features to mention but this majestic compound has a two-story guesthouse which means you can entertain as many guests as possible and when we say entertain you definitely could with a swimming pool and pool house to chill.
And how much is this grand home fit for a monarch? A whopping $160 million.
