A newly built seven-bedroom estate in the Huntington Palisades pocket of Pacific Palisades has quietly hit the market just under the $12 million mark. The three-story home at 565 Toyopa Drive, completed in 2025, spans roughly 8,000 square feet of living space on an approximately 8,271-square-foot lot. The listing is handled by Jacqueline Chernov of The Beverly Hills Estates.
Inside, the main level leans into bold walnut millwork, while the upper and lower floors transition to warm oak. The chef's kitchen is outfitted with Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, Taj Mahal stone countertops, and an oversized island. That space opens into a dining area and family room built around a travertine fireplace, with oversized sliding doors that connect directly to the pool, spa, and outdoor lounge. The property also includes an elevator, a three-car garage, and smart-home integrations, according to Compass.
On the lower level, buyers will find a private movie theater, a marble-clad bar, a gym, and a steam room, while the upper floor is laid out with all bedrooms as en-suites. The primary suite adds a spa-style bath and a custom wardrobe, according to Palisades News. Marketing notes highlight limewash and Roman clay wall treatments, high ceilings, and a material palette pitched for large-scale entertaining.
Price history and local context
The property has already seen several pricing moves since its first 2025 listing and now carries an asking price of $11.999 million after a mid-February adjustment. Compass's property history records earlier asks as high as $13.999 million in March 2025 and $12.75 million in December 2025, showing how the sellers have been testing the upper end of the market across late 2025 and early 2026. That trajectory could help frame buyer expectations for other new-builds in Huntington and nearby Pacific Palisades neighborhoods.
What buyers will find
Buyers are walking into a turnkey modern home built for indoor-outdoor living, with multiple entertaining rooms, a cabana, and landscaped grounds anchored by what the listing describes as an extraordinary 150-year-old heritage tree. For households juggling daily life and frequent guests, the mix of numerous en-suite bedrooms, an elevator, and separate living zones is meant to make the property work as both a full-time residence and a weekend hosting hub. Photos and the full listing are available through the brokerage and local coverage for anyone wanting a closer look.
For contact details and viewing information, interested parties are directed to reach out to the listing agent through the brokerage. The estate joins a relatively small group of newly completed homes on the Westside aimed at buyers in the market for move-in-ready luxury.
