Mark Cuban just bought a California vacation home in Laguna Beach for $19 million.
It's part of an exclusive oceanfront community called Montage Residences, where residents can access hotel amenities that include the concierge, room service, housekeeping, and a spa.
The home has 7,867 square feet of living space, decorated in an airy and bright California style.
There are six cheerfully decorated bedrooms.
next slide will load in 15 secondsSkip AdSkip AdSome have décor that nods to the beach ...
... while others look ready to host children.
The home seems well-equipped to host guests.
One entire wall of this bedroom opens up for access to the outdoor space.
There are seven 3/4 bathrooms ...
next slide will load in 15 secondsSkip AdSkip Ad... which have a spa-like feel.
A private home office also opens up to the outdoors.
The home puts a focus on indoor-outdoor living.
Mahogany and glass doors disappear into the walls, opening up the indoor areas to views of the ocean.
"High ceilings complete the airy ambience perfect for enjoying the golden hues of each Pacific sunset," the listing reads.
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... along with outdoor furniture for al fresco lounging and entertaining ...
... and an outdoor kitchen complete with grill and sink.
The luxe interior is just as inviting as the outdoor space.
Electronic systems to control the lighting, environment, and audio visual are integrated into the home.
next slide will load in 15 secondsSkip AdSkip AdDownstairs is another spacious living area, with three TV screens and a wraparound sofa.
But the most impressive part of the lower level just might be the wine cellar, which appears to have room for hundreds of bottles.
"This contemporary home seamlessly interfaces interior and exterior spaces for a luxurious seaside living experience," Villa Real Estate says of the house.
Cuban's new vacation home, which was built in 2010, was originally listed for just under $26 million.