An unnamed Saudi buyer spent $52.2 million on a 20,000-square-foot Los Angeles mansion and a neighboring house for his staff. Take a look inside the compound.

An unidentified Saudi buyer spent $52.5 million on two neighboring homes in the affluent Bel Air neighborhood of Los Angeles.

The houses sit right next to each other on Bentley Circle. The larger home sold for $45 million and the smaller sold for $7.2 million.

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The larger home is a 20,000-square-foot mansion with a massive, wraparound infinity pool.

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The home, which was built by developer and diamond manufacturer Rafael Zakaria, was originally asking $48 million.

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The modern home comes with seven bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and a 12-car garage.

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Finishes of Portuguese limestone and Calcutta marble can be found throughout the home.

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A large O-shaped sculpture sits at the back of the house.

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Outside, you can find oversized gardens and a professional tennis court ...

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... as well as an outdoor dining and entertainment area.

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The infinity pool extends a full 200 feet.

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The smaller home, designed by Richard Neutra, is known as the Neutra house.

The modernist house, built in 1954, was previously asking $13.5 million.

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The 4,315-square-foot home includes four bedrooms and four bathrooms.

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It will reportedly house the Saudi buyer's staff.

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Most of the home's exterior walls are floor-to-ceiling windows.

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This bedroom overlooks lush landscaping.

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A steel floating staircase connects two levels of the home.

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The buyer of the two homes has not been identified, but Variety reported the property was sold to an entity formed by a Pasadena tax attorney known for managing the finances of some of the wealthiest members of the Saudi royal family.

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While it's unknown whether the buyer belongs to the Saudi royal family, Saudi Arabia's crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, is known for his lavish purchases, including a $300 million French chateau and a $450 million Leonardo da Vinci painting.

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