At $133 million (US$88) this mega mansion might be a little more than you'd spend on a second home in the Hollywood Hills.
However, the property on 822 Sarbonne Rd is not your average mega-mansion.
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The sales agents of Williams & Williams Estate Group let the cameras of Architectural Digest a guest tour of the 7500 square metre, three story building with a hope of wooing potential buyers.
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If the exclusive Bel Air address wasn't enough to pique your interest, perhaps the underground garage, and with a six-car elevator might get your motor running.
Other high-tech ultra-luxury features include a movie theatre fitted with a 4-D Dolby Atmo-Sound system. The movie industry is big in this part of town, you'll need a screen to match.
While there is much open air and wall-high windows it makes it hard to know where to look, perhaps the most exciting feature is well hidden. Underground, you'll find a wine cellar with room for 3,000 bottles.
Here you'll find one of seven bars, spread throughout the house.
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Up on the very top of the plot, and at the end of a 250ft infinity pool is yet another movie screen. Yet, it's the views over downtown Los Angeles that really sell the place.
Did we mention the roof is tiled with Tesla PV cells? The state-of-the-art solar panels should keep your energy bills down. You'll need to save every cent after buying the extravagant pleasure palace.
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However, It's the ultimate bachelor pad fit for a fresh prince.
Pull up a rattan chair, sit back under one of the roof-top planted olive trees and look at the skyline.
Look at your kingdom, you're finally there, to sit on your throne as the prince of Bel-Air.
