If completed as designed, the Beverly Hills estate will feature five bedrooms and eight bathrooms. Open-concept indoor-outdoor living spaces, a wellness center with a spa and indoor pool, and an entertainment basement with a home theater and private lounges are also in the plans.
Source: Inman News
$32M Beverly Hills property hits the market, but it’s just a basement
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