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Pacific Palisades manse with indoor basketball court seeks $49M
Closing near ask would set neighborhood record for highest price this year
A Pacific Palisades estate listed at $48.9 million, complete with basketball court and panoramic views, could set a new record for the tony neighborhood.
The six-bed, 10-bath home at 16058 Anoka Drive sits on nearly an acre lot.
The property is listed by The Agency’s Joey Ben-Zvi and Brandon Piller of the BZP Group. A spokesperson for The Agency confirmed the property is available for sale or for a long-term lease at $79,500 a month but declined further comment on the listing.
Property records show the seller is a trust tied to Ron and Inbal Gonen.
The home totals 12,000 square feet. Highlights include pocket doors spanning 80 feet, a 50-foot infinity pool, pizza oven, movie theater, game room, guest house and indoor basketball court.
Its location places it less than two miles from the upscale Palisades Village shopping center and near multiple golf courses.
The home, if sold close to the asking, would set a new record for the Palisades market this year.
A Pacific Palisades spec mansion was scooped up in July for $32.3 million, marking the neighborhood’s priciest deal in more than a year.
The mansion at 538 Chautauqua Boulevard, built by JNY Investments, counts six bedrooms and 12 bathrooms sitting on about a half-acre lot. It was first listed in June with an asking price of $34 million.
The Chautauqua home generated interest from multiple bidders, both national and local, according to Compass’ Jacqueline Chernov who had the listing with David Berg, F. Ron Smith and Kristin Alexander.
The Palisades was also home to Los Angeles’ first major residential sale of 2024, with the all-cash closing of 211 Alma Real Drive. The 9,200-square-foot property with six beds and eight baths sold for $20 million.
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