A $57.5 million listing in Pacific Palisades is vying to break records in the exclusive seaside enclave that is home to Hollywood A-listers and business titans.
The property, which spans just under 13,700 square feet, is located at 1601 Casale Road and is asking just over $4,200 per square foot. The seller is Richard Hollander, chairman of Aristotle Capital Management, an investment group that manages $62 billion in assets.
If the seven-bed, 11-bath mansion sells for full ask, it will take the priciest home sale record from its Pacific Palisades neighbor 1700 San Remo Drive. That 8,800-square-foot house was sold in May for $51 million, or just over $5,800 a foot.
The Casale Road property is in close proximity to other record-chasers. A 23,000-square-foot mansion at 1525 San Vicente Boulevard is asking $69 million, or just over $3,000 per square foot. Another neighbor is 1550 Amalfi Drive, also known as the Leonard Estate, which is asking $46.5 million, or $2,770 per square foot.
The 1601 Casale Road home was designed in 2016 by megamansion architecture firm Paul McClean Design, which included a three-story waterfall in the middle of the house. It also boasts a cinema and a car museum which can display a car on a turntable platform, according to the listing with Hilton & Hyland’s Drew Fenton.