10 Stunning Million-Dollar Homes In LA

The city of Los Angeles is known for its glitz and glamour. Within its borders, you get the swanky cities of Hollywood, Beverly Hills, Malibu, and Bel-Air, to name a few. With many celebrities and tech CEOs calling LA home, you would expect that the houses themselves would be larger than life, with a price tag to match.

Even if you're not a millionaire or billionaire, it will still cost a small fortune to live by the sandy shores of this sunny city. According to the Los Angeles Times, the average cost of buying a home in LA County has reached a staggering $795,000. For this price, you can expect to get anything from a tiny bungalow to a six-acre stretch of property, depending on where you look. However, for a moment, let's pretend that money is no object and check out what extravagant million-dollar homes are available if you are looking in LA.

Own a backyard paradise in Encino with this five-bedroom, three-bathroom home listed for $3.1 million. A soothing, lush garden surrounds the saltwater pool as you take in the warm LA nights from the large outdoor space. The covered patio has plenty of room for entertaining as well as a full barbeque and fire pit.

This 4,400-square-foot, $5-million modern home is set in the Mandeville Canyon and is surrounded by awe-inspiring nature. It rests on three acres of hiking trails lined with eucalyptus and sycamore trees and is outfitted with large windows to take in the beautiful outdoor sights.

Set on the side of the Hollywood Hills is this opulent $6.75-million, two-story home. Wood flooring meets crisp cream and black marble designed in a minimalist contemporary style. Pass through the huge glass sliding doors and you get a full view of the LA skyline, which you can enjoy from the many balconies or the rooftop hot tub.

Built in 1960, this gorgeous $9.495-million home was once owned by Grammy winner Christina Aguilera and Oscar winner Liza Minnelli. It is complete with all the amenities you would expect, including a large pool overlooking LA, a spa that soaks 12 people, and a theater room that can lounge up to 18 guests.

This traditional, one-story home gives you plenty of space to move around. Each room oozes retro charm, featuring rich wood paneling and beamed ceilings. For the $10.75 million price tag, you also get manicured greenery, a full-sized tennis court, and your very own chipping and putting green.

If you're looking for unique and lavish living, then you've found it. This modern geometric mansion sprawls almost 9,000 square feet and features environmentally conscious heating and cooling, plus huge designer windows and skylights. For just under $16 million, you also get a basketball and tennis court as well as a luxurious cascading walkway.

This property lies on just under two acres of land in beautiful Bel-Air, with one whole acre dedicated to a gorgeous Japanese zen garden, complete with flowing water features and plenty of room to relax and reflect. This almost $40-million magnificent mansion also has a full outdoor pavilion with a pool and fire pit, among other amenities.

A feat of modern design, this extravagant $58-million mansion has two large pools that are connected with a see-through water bridge. It contains 14,500 square feet of living space that includes nine bedrooms, 12 bathrooms, a home theater, a gym, a game room, a guest wing, and a massive gas fire pit. This home was built to show off.

There are gadgets galore in this $87-million-plus mansion that is set on a promontory overlooking the LA skyline. The infinity pool is surrounded by fire pits, and there is a retractable DJ table for entertaining. Also, an intricate system allows you to display your collection of NFTs and project them in 3D using lasers.

For a cool $250 million, you can own a truly unique compound that sits on 36 acres in LA. The mansion is 78,000 square feet of luxury with four floors that include a Turkish spa, bowling lanes, waterfalls, a wine cellar, and a cigar lounge. There's enough room for your friends with 19 bedrooms and 33 bathrooms.