But the home that just sold on Pelican Crest Drive is standing out from the crowd for more than just its record breaking sale price. \u201cWhat is phenomenal about the home is the scale of it,\u201d said listing agent Marcy Weinstein.<\/p>\n
The home is 35 feet tall and features 14-foot ceilings on the main floor with 12-foot ceilings on the second floor. With more than 400 feet of views from virtually every room on the upper two levels, the home features five bedrooms and eight bathrooms with an elevator, eight fireplaces, a pool, spa, theater, and wine cellar.<\/p>\n
Each wall is adorned with \u201chand-poured molding\u201d and the master suite includes his-and-her bathrooms and closets. All other bedrooms are suites. There is room for six cars to park in the home\u2019s underground garage, and there is more than 2,800 square feet of decks and loggias.<\/p>\n
The original asking price was $25 million, but in order to get that down to the $19.8 million the buyer paid, he agreed that the sellers would take \u201ctwo priceless chandeliers with them.\u201d<\/p>\n
The home is a Palladian-style mansion which was built in 2006 and was designed by Irvine architect Eric Trabert.<\/p>\n
The former owners own 2GUARD paint and protective coating business and have built and sold a total of seven homes to date. It\u2019s reported that the couple sold this particular home because \u201cthey had one more house to build.\u201d<\/p>\n
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