Built in 2007 on a double lot, 15 Buena Vista Terrace measures over 7,000 square feet with four bedrooms, four and one-half baths and many modern finishes throughout.
Think Poggenpohl, Gaggenau and Carrara marble counters in the kitchen on the main floor with a 750 bottle wine cellar, gym and legitimate home theater two floors below.
And on the top floor, a 506 square foot “party room” and 567 square foot deck with views.
UPDATE/Editor’s Note: Before sending us a nastygram with respect to our latest headline, please note it’s Sixteen Candles on the screen in the theater as a reader points out.
∙ Listing: 15 Buena Vista (4/4.5) 7,137 sqft – $7,000,000 | Floor Plans [paytonbinnings]
I can’t wait to spill some red wine on those Carrara counters.
Wait, it’s not Friday yet! This house is spectacular. But seriously, they couldn’t get a picture on a sunny day for the view terrace?
And I can’t believe we couldn’t come up with a sixteen candles headline for the post.
Also, that party room looks to be more like 509 square feet.
[Editor’s Note: We’re open to better headline suggestions and couldn’t agree more with respect to the terrace photo, but 22 x 23 is 506.]
drink holders! yay!
Exactly what style is that facade or interior? Looks like a random jumble of all sorts of stuff.
Likely a similar buyer demographic as 740 Church…though $1.5MM more expensive.
[Editor’s Note: Inside The Rather Spectacular Spanish Colonial Home At 740 Church (but no comparison as far as we’re concerned).]
Stunning.
And Sixteen Candles playing in the theater. Someone did their demographic research.
Where does one buy movie chairs (with drink holders) like that? Are they expensive?
Beautiful house.
RE potential headline suggestions, surely there must be a way to tie in the Thompson Twins theme song that played during that final touching scene where Jake returns the missing underwear:
“If you were here, I could deceive you…”
Hmmmm….
DataDude, you can get those chairs in the Magnolia section at Best Buy. There is also a website that sells them in various colors. One option is that you can have the drink holders lit by LED lights. They come in singles up to 4 in either a curved or straight row. My sister in law have a couple; very comfortable and not as bulky as I expected.
> $6M and no Temple of Bathing? Surprised but pleased to see that this trend might be dying out.
Can anyone explain what photo #10 describes about the house? All I see is a split photo of two chairs and some other staged furniture.
Favorite feature: the split pomegranate fountain.
Ok, after looking some more…
“Modern & Mediterranean meet…” usually translates to “McMansion.”
There are plenty of nice elements to this house, but it’s all jumbled together.
Photo 1 — Mission style garage door on Med facade. wtf?
Photo 3 — Italian kitchen, Union Jacks, and RH lighting. wtf?
Photo 4 — a listing photo of apples and tulips. wtf?
Photo 13 — sleek paneling and Med fireplace surround. wtf?
Photo 15 — wtf, wtf, wtf?
Photo 17 — carrera, jerusalem gold and gun-metal gray? wtf?
No more time now, but, wtf?
Clearly we need an interior garage shot, which should house a red Porsche and a Rolls Royce.
It’s kind of McMansionish
Can’t get past the hardwood floors.
Jeez.
Looks like there was a sale at the lumberyard or something — heartwood and sapwood (i.e. dark and light boards) all butted together, zillions of short lengths all over the place…..
I’d laugh but from now on we’ll have to face hardwood floor installers who will tell us that even the most expensive houses use random scraps of wood for their floors….
“Exactly what style is that facade”
Plaster-on plywood faux-stone Italian Euro look.
As if.
Nope!
@around1905
Clearly you don’t realize those floor boards help form:
“Opulent formal dining room serves as ideal intellectual retreat.”
I’m with sf, McMansion isn’t a style I associate with “party pad” much less “panties.”
I’ve been by this house several times since it was built. At night, there are several spot lights recessed into the sidewalk as you can see in the first photo that showcase the entire house. I also never noticed the entire rear portion hiding back there.
Less is more.
Nice change. Crowdsourcing at its finest!
Exactly what style is that facade or interior?
I like to call it Tuskan.
The “make you feel good floor”? This house is a whole lot of ick. And for god’s sake, pick an architectural or design style, not all of them!
Jake Ryan, however, YES PLEASE!!
This just disproves the theory that ‘money can’t buy taste,’ because it clearly has! ALL of them! All your taste are belong to us…
The seats are from here: salamanderdesigns
Definately needs major interior changes, but it has a lot of possibilities.
I understand that there are timing constraints, but after spending X on staging and XX on the cost of the house, why not wait for photos taken on a sunny day? There are great views from that area and yet none can be seen. Instead of sweeping views of everything, we see sweeping views of almost nothing.
The sale of 15 Buena Vista Terrace closed escrow today with a reported contract price of $6,600,000 ($925 per square foot).
UPDATE: 15 Buena Vista Terrace has just returned to the market with an ambitious $12.75 million price tag and a rather different, and neighborhood centric, film on the screen. We’ll keep you posted and plugged-in.