Where $1 million is barely entry level
Looking to land in Beverly Hills? The coveted 90210 ZIP Code houses a huge variety of homes, including L.A. County’s most expensive mansion currently on the market as well as multiple offerings for under $1 million.
Here’s a look at the highest and lowest priced homes in Beverly Hills and the Beverly Hills Post Office area, plus a sample of what you can get for the median price, the point at which half the homes cost more and half cost less.
High
Constructed over the course of seven years, the most expensive estate in Beverly Hills offers a world of its own. The main event is an Italianate mansion of roughly 20,000 square feet, but the nearly 10-acre compound also includes a two-story guesthouse, tennis court, swimming pool, pool house and a 30-car courtyard with 40-foot palm trees.
Address: 67 Beverly Park Court, Beverly Hills, 90210 Price: $160 million for 20 bedrooms, 23 bathrooms in 20,000 square feet (9.87-acre lot)
Low
The cheapest home in Beverly Hills doesn’t command quite as much attention but still packs in plenty of highlights. Built in 1970, the wood-covered post-and-beam dwelling opens to a bright, open floor plan with skylights and a spiral staircase. Upstairs, the master suite opens to a private balcony overlooking the hillside backyard with a garden and tiered deck.
Address: 9830 Yoakum Drive, Beverly Hills, 90210
Price: $929,000 for two bedrooms, two bathrooms in 1,078 square feet (14,374-square-foot lot)
Middle
Zillow puts the median home price in Beverly Hills at $3.584 million, and a two-story traditional near Franklin Canyon Park is listed for just a bit more. Formal living spaces with hardwood floors fill out the interior, which features a spacious master suite with a fireplace.
Out back, a landscaped yard has a patio and a solar-heated pool and spa with a waterfall.
Address: 1815 Franklin Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills, 90210
Price: $3.595 million for five bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms in 3,629 square feet (7,783-square-foot lot)