10 of the most extravagant 'Selling Sunset' listings, ranked

Erik BuckinghamApr 23, 2021, 01:55 IST

"Selling Sunset" is available to stream on Netflix.Netflix

Netflix's "Selling Sunset" was renewed for seasons four and five in March.
We ranked 10 of the show's most over-the-top listings, from least to most extravagant.
The final list was based on square footage, price, views, and overall home design.

One of the show's most extravagant listings was 1106 North Hillcrest Drive - although you wouldn't know it from its exterior.

This listing is far more extravagant inside. Netflix

Among the home's features was a conversation pit.

Conversation pit. Netflix

Chrishell's Studio City listing also lacked curb appeal.

4049 Coldwater Canyon Avenue. Netflix

Yet the home had a great interior with modern touches like self-tinting and retractable windows.

Inside 4049 Coldwater Canyon Avenue. Netflix

Mary's first listing in Beverly Hills was tough to sell.

524 North Alpine Drive in Beverly Hills. Netflix

While undoubtedly beautiful, 524 North Alpine Drive's interior just wasn't as exciting or modern as other listings.

The view of the living room from the second floor. Netflix

On the other hand, the "Burgers and Botox" house's design was almost too modern.

Christine hosted an event here as extravagant as the house itself. Netflix

The "Burgers and Botox" house made up for its exterior with its views of the city.

The "Burgers and Botox" house has a very modern interior. Netflix

Maya's first listing on the show was truly unique.

8448 Harold Way in the Hollywood Hills. Netflix

While the listing was comparatively small, its views of the city were incredible.

The views. Netflix

Season two's 1233 North Doheny Drive was both elegant and historic.

Mary got married at this house after selling it that morning. Netflix

It felt the most home-like but with modern elements.

It was both modern and historic on the inside. Netflix

807 North Crescent Drive was big enough to host an Oscars after-party.

This home's backyard included a tennis court and pool. Netflix

The expansive backyard was its main selling point.

Next to the Beverly Hills Hotel, this home is in a great location for parties. Netflix

The listing on Queensborough Lane was so extravagant that the agents referred to it as the Versace House.

The Versace House had one of the best interiors out of all the listings. Netflix

The interior of 2223 Queensborough Lane had the perfect amount of extra.

Even the wallpaper was Versace. Netflix

Davina's $75 million listing was one of the most over-the-top homes on the show.

The estate is still on the market for $75 million. Netflix

Despite its amenities, some of the agents thought it was overhyped.

The "home" resembled an airport. Netflix

8408 Hillside Avenue in Beverly Hills was the most well-rounded listing - and beyond extravagant.

8408 Hillside Avenue from above. Netflix

The views from the property were unmatched.

The agents speaking on the rooftop of the home. Netflix

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