Gala Asher’s Wallingford Estate in Beverly Hills just got a $25M price slash

An expansive and completely rebuilt mansion that claims to have the biggest zero-edge infinity pool in Beverly Hills has been treading water on the market for more than a year.

Now, owner and developer Gala Asher has slashed its $135 million asking price by 18 percent, the latest major price reduction to hit the uber-luxury market in Los Angeles.

The 38,000-square-foot “Wallingford Estate” re-listed for $110 million, marketing materials show. Despite the dramatic reduction, if it sold at that price it would join an exclusive club of homes selling in the nine figure-range amid the mushy market.

Located on Wallingford Drive near the Beverly Hills Hotel, the 5-acre property includes a main house, 5,000-square-foot guest house, two-bedroom guard house, sports facility, and caretaker house.

Combined, there are 12 bedrooms and 24 bathrooms on the property. Amenities include the 155-foot swimming pool, basketball court and a private spa.

Asher bought the estate from Korean businesswoman Jeoung Lee in 2016 for $22 million. Records show the buying entity is also tied to developer Ed Berman, who has worked with Asher in the past.

The estate, which was originally built in 2000, was then rebuilt and expanded.

Ginger Glass of Compass still has the listing. She could not be reached for comment.