Want to land in Beverly Hills? The coveted 90210 ZIP code is home to a wide variety of homes, including LA County’s most expensive mansions currently on the market, as well as several properties under $1 million.
Here’s a look at the highest and lowest priced homes in Beverly Hills and the Beverly Hills Post Office area. We also provide a sample of the median price, the price you get at the point where half the homes are expensive and half are cheap.
High: Seven years in the making, Beverly Hills’ most expensive mansion offers a world of its own. The main event is a roughly 20,000-square-foot Italian-style mansion, but the roughly 10-acre grounds also include a two-story guest house, tennis court, swimming pool, billiards house, and 30 acres topped with a 40-foot-tall palm tree. It also includes a courtyard that accommodates tables.
Address: 67 Beverly Park Court, Beverly Hills, 90210
Price: $160 million for 20,000 square feet (9.87 acres), 20 bedrooms, 23 bathrooms
Low: The cheapest homes in Beverly Hills don’t get a lot of attention, but they still have a lot to offer. Built in 1970, the wood-clad post-and-beam residence opens to a bright open floor plan with skylights and a spiral staircase. The upper level master suite opens to a private balcony overlooking the garden and hillside backyard with tiered deck.
Address: 9830 Yoakum Drive, Beverly Hills, 90210
Price: $929,000 for 1,078 square feet (2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms) on 14,374 square feet.
Medium: Zillow lists the median home price in Beverly Hills at $3,584,000, but this traditional two-story home near Franklin Canyon Park is listed at a slightly higher price. A formal living space with hardwood floors fills the interior and leads to a spacious master suite with a fireplace. The beautiful garden at the rear includes a patio, solar heated pool and spa with waterfall.
Address: 1815 Franklin Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills, 90210
Price: $3,595,000 for 5 bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms in 3,629 square feet (7,783 square feet)
