Look inside the most expensive house in Laguna Niguel sold at $ 16.25 million – Orange County Register

A Spanish transitional mansion in the ranch of the bear-bearing brand recently set a record sale price in Laguna Niguel, closing $ 16.25 million.

The residence of 8,151 square feet, a personalized reconstruction of the Laura Brophy interior draw, offers a mixture of contemporary and traditional style, includes six bedrooms, eight bathrooms and a separate oceanic vision with coffee. The files show that the property exchanged hands between the trusts on February 14 for a little more than the requested price of $ 15.995 million.

Perched on a batch of almost a half-acre only 2 miles from the beach, the house goes back to a terrace with a swimming pool and a peak spa, an outdoor kitchen and a linear brick chimney. It offers views of the ocean and the coast.

Access to the front door of the large steel and glass pivot requires going through the entrance courtyard with a low and closed wall, decorated with olive trees, potted shrubs and a stone fountain.

Inside, a circular chandelier with a personalized triple level is suspended from the double height hall crossed by a staircase and the bridge upstairs. There is a double -sided glass wine cellar under the stairs.

The white oak floor flows throughout the house for a clean and continuous look.

The other characteristics include curved arcades, integrated and steel glass doors and windows, as well as vaulted lights that flood the interior of natural light.

The free design floor plan includes a large part with a double -sided fireplace. It flows into the gourmet kitchen to eat, with a European marble floor with black and white checkered, two Shadiment Calacatta Monet Islands, thermador devices and personalized cabinets.

A sliding window above the kitchen sink accumulates on one side, creating a passing window in the outdoor kitchen.

Recovered wooden doors open in the primary suite with a coffee bar / wet, a fireplace and a bathroom inspired by the spa with mosaic tiles, double vanities and a soaking bathtub.

A closed paved alley that ends in a garage of four cars, audio-visual and high-end safety systems complete the property.

Phil Caruso and Michael Caruso of the international real estate of Christie in southern California listed the property, while J Olson Whitfield of Pacific Sotheby’s International Realty represented the buyer.