If your dream home involves ripping a forehand on your own lit tennis court, then heading inside for a private movie screening, Pacific Palisades has just put a serious contender on the board.
A fully remodeled estate in the guard-gated Country Estates community has hit the market at $10.495 million. The contemporary property pairs private resort-style grounds - including a championship-lit north-south tennis court plus a saltwater pool and spa - with a custom movie theater and modern smart-home systems.
As reported by the Santa Monica Mirror, the 6,682-square-foot residence was fully remodeled in 2024 and offers five bedrooms and six bathrooms on more than half an acre. The Mirror notes that the open floor plan is anchored by a chef's kitchen with dual waterfall islands and a walk-in pantry.
Listing materials describe a high-end kitchen outfitted with a 60-inch La Cornue rangetop, Wolf ovens, and Sub-Zero refrigeration, along with massive Fleetwood sliding glass doors that connect the main living areas to the yard. The main level also includes a family room with a wet bar and a formal living room with a floor-to-ceiling black marble fireplace, according to Redfin.
Backyard, court, and tech
Out back, the property is laid out like a private resort, with a saltwater pool, spa, fire-pit lounge, and that north-south tennis court equipped with championship lights, a ball machine, a serving machine, and a ball mower. On the upper level, a custom movie theater with stadium seating handles the entertainment side of things, while the home itself is loaded with smart-tech perks - Frame TVs in nearly every room, full Lutron lighting, integrated security, and multi-zone HVAC - per the listing on Zillow.
Price and market context
The property is listed at $10,495,000, which pencils out to about $1,571 per square foot, with HOA dues near $660 a month, according to Redfin. The Palisades continues to push high-end inventory, with recent coverage including a seven-bed estate listed near $12M, illustrating how newly built and remodeled homes are testing the Westside luxury market.
The listing is handled by N. Lili Geller and Dan Urbach of Compass and appeared on the MLS in January. Interested buyers or agents can find photos and full marketing materials through the brokerage and public listing sites. For a local write-up and the original listing details, see Santa Monica Mirror.
