A developer bought a 0.59-acre Bel Air lot for $3.25 million in 2017 and spent nine years building a 10,950 sq ft brutalist mansion from 4,500 tons of reinforced concrete; it is now listed for $36.5 million
- A newly built mansion in Los Angeles' upscale Bel Air neighbourhood has hit the market for $36.5 million after a development journey spanning nearly nine years.
- The 10,946-square-foot residence, constructed using approximately 4,500 tons of reinforced concrete, occupies a 0.59-acre hillside lot and features cantilevered structures, expansive glass walls and an infinity pool.
- According to The Real Deal, which reported the listing on October 14, the property was developed by Tim McElwee and designed by architect Jeffrey Eyster.
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- A newly built mansion in Los Angeles' upscale Bel Air neighbourhood has hit the market for $36.5 million after a development journey spanning nearly nine years.
- The 10,946-square-foot residence, constructed using approximately 4,500 tons of reinforced concrete, occupies a 0.59-acre hillside lot and features cantilevered structures, expansive glass walls and an infinity pool.
- According to The Real Deal, which reported the listing on October 14, the property was developed by Tim McElwee and designed by architect Jeffrey Eyster.
Sources: Times of India