A gated Lower Bel Air estate at 10950 Bellagio Road is trading traditional showings for a mouse click, heading to an online auction later this month with digital bidding scheduled from June 23 through June 30. Built in 1930 and significantly expanded in 2022, the residence was previously marketed for $16.5 million and looks out over the 15th fairway of the Bel‑Air Country Club. The turnkey spread includes six bedrooms, vaulted cathedral ceilings with hand‑hewn beams, a La Cornue chef’s range, a private elevator, and a resort‑style pool capped by a 15‑foot waterfall.
Auction timeline and team
Bidding is set to open June 23 and close June 30 on Concierge Auctions' digital marketplace, according to Concierge Auctions. The sale is being handled in cooperation with Trey Alligood of The Alligood Group at Douglas Elliman, who appears as the local listing agent in the marketing materials. The auction house notes that once the transaction closes, it will trigger a corporate donation to its Key For Key giving program via Giveback Homes.
Inside the estate
Listing materials describe a property that pairs its original 1930 bones with a 2022 expansion that added a multi‑level primary suite with a marble spa bath, fireplace, and two‑story boutique closet, per The Alligood Group. The main level features heated stone floors and French doors throughout, with a central chef’s kitchen anchored by a La Cornue range and a guest suite that includes its own full kitchen. A custom wine cellar, library, media room, and finished attic living space round out the interiors, while terraces and mature landscaping frame canyon, treetop, and golf‑course views.
Price history and auction expectations
The property previously carried a $16.5 million list price, and the Compass listing indicates that starting bids are expected in the $8 million to $11 million range, with an early‑bid buyer incentive available through June 22, according to Compass. Westside Today notes in its coverage that organizers did not disclose a reserve price for the sale. Co‑operating brokers are slated to receive compensation based on the finalized auction terms and the listing agreement, according to the marketing materials.
Neighborhood context and philanthropy
The auction comes on the heels of several other high‑profile Bel Air deals handled by the same auction house, a pattern Concierge Auctions points to as evidence of ongoing institutional interest in Los Angeles trophy properties, Concierge Auctions notes. The Key For Key program tied to this sale will help fund new homes for families in need through Giveback Homes, a charity partnership the firm highlights on its site. For local sellers and agents, the listing serves as another live test of Lower Bel Air demand as pricing and financing conditions continue to shift at the high end of the market.
Preview and where to bid
Photos, open‑house details, and full listing information are available through the Compass and Alligood Group listings, and prospective bidders are advised to review auction terms and diligence documents before jumping in. The Compass listing offers photos and expected starting‑bid guidance, while The Alligood Group page provides agent contact details and additional property specifics.
