The unique mega mansion Hacienda de la Paz estate will be going up for auction. Located in a community of one-story mansions with strict building restrictions, this mansion managed to have six floors by going down. Listed at the price of $53 million, this estate will be going on auction on Juky 26th with no reserve.
The 51,000-square-foot mansion has a massive interior that includes several bedrooms, bathrooms, formal rooms, multiple elevators, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, indoor and outdoor tennis courts with the indoor court alternately designed as a ballroom with walls painted in trompe l’oeil. There is also a gym, wine cellar, bocce court, a Renaissance-inspired chapel and a six-car garage. The home is well insulated with its underground protection from heat and cold as well as outfitted with a geothermal system that reduces 70% of the home’s utility costs.
Concierge Auctions is managing the sale of this unique mega mansion Hacienda de la Paz estate that will be going to auction with no reserve on July 26th.
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- This is the wide concrete driveway that is lined with low terracotta planters that stand out against the various shrubbery on the sides topped with tall trees on either side that forms a charming tunnel of branches and leaves for the driveway. Images courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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- This is a luxurious and lush hamam spa room with low cushioned seats on either side of the wall augmented with multiple pillows. In the middle of the white marble flooring is a small fountain that is complemented by the gorgeous amber walls with elegant Mediterranean-style details to match the ceiling. Images courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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- This is the gorgeous large hamam indoor pool surrounded by arches wupported by lovely pillars. These match well with the large cove ceiling dotted with multiple recessed lights in the shape of stars. that reflect on the pool. The surrounding hallways beyond the pillars are complemented with multiple cushioned benches for relaxation. Images courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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- The estate also has an outdoor pool in the backyard. This is surrounded by charming terracotta tiles that set a lovely background for the various sitting areas that has cushioned lawn chairs under large umbrellas. These are then complemented by the earthy exterior walls of the mansion with its white pillars and tall trees. Images courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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- This is the night time view afforded by the pool side with a beautiful scenic view of the city lights in the distance this is augmented by the ethereal glow of the swimming pool. Images courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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- This mansion also has an outdoor tennis court that has an earthy red clay tone to the court that makes the white lines stand out along with the white fence that is lined by tall pine trees for privacy. At the side of the court is an elevated area perfectly fitted with outdoor arm chairs for game viewing comfort. Images courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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- This gorgeous garden within the estate has a mediterranean-style fountain in the middle of the terracotta walkways that match with the planters that contrast the lush greenery of the shrubs and tall tropical trees that shade the area. Images courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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- This aerial shot of the whole property shows you the various areas of the mansion from the main road on the left side to the outdoor tennis court on the far right of the property. Images courtesy of Toptenrealestatedeals.com.
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One of the most unique properties in the world will go to no reserve auction on July 26th – a 51,000-square-foot mansion.
Almost as big as the White House, Hacienda de la Paz on 7.4 acres blends well into the community of one-story mansions while adhering to the local building codes in the affluent guard-gated city of Rolling Hills, California. It’s what’s below the sedate main level that astounds. John Z. Blazevich, who made his fortune as an importer, wanted a lot more than just a great neighborhood, commanding views of the Pacific Ocean, the standard swimming pool, tennis court and sweeping open spaces for entertaining.
But with restricted building codes, he decided that if he couldn’t build up, he would build down. After razing the original house and with building plans by Spanish starchitect Rafael Manzano Martos calling for a six-floor house, contractors dug an additional five floors deep into the bedrock. Unusual enough, but the artistic details that were added over the next 17 years were so elaborate that an artist in residence spent a decade painting elaborate frescoes around the property and bedroom ceiling murals.
The massive interior of the main house includes nine bedrooms, 25 bathrooms, formal rooms on the main floor, multiple elevators, indoor and outdoor swimming pools, indoor and outdoor tennis courts with the indoor court alternately designed as a ballroom with walls painted in trompe l’oeil. There is a gym, wine cellar, bocce court, a Renaissance-inspired chapel and a six-car garage. Another unusual feature is a 10,000-square-foot subterranean hamam and spa with lap pool that Blazevich found in Morocco. He had it dismantled, shipped in sections to California and reassembled. In addition to the home’s underground protection from heat and cold, the mansion is outfitted with a geothermal system that reduces 70% of the home’s utility costs.
Formerly listed in 2013 at $53 million, the one-of-a-kind Hacienda de la Paz estate will be going to auction with no reserve on July 26th. Concierge Auctions is managing the sale.
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Source: www.conciergeauctions.com