20 gorgeous photos of a $5 million California mansion claiming to have one of the longest pools in the world
Welcome to Escondido Estate. Feel free to leave your car in the 20-vehicle parking garage. Don't worry, there's a private security system that will keep it safe.
You are about to embark on over 23,000 interior square feet. Please enter through the unique 10-foot by 10-foot door that looks like a secret passageway.
The grand foyer is complete with twin staircases leading up to the second of three floors. All that's missing is a check-in counter and concierge.
The mansion's executive chef's kitchen has a separate prep area and a two-story pantry. It includes Viking and Wolf appliances, a marble kitchen table with a built-in Lazy Susan, and a Teppanyaki table like you would find at a hibachi restaurant.
The formal dining room tables revolves on an electronic floor, so you and your guests can gaze out of the floor-to-ceiling walls. Deciding if the room is spinning or if you drank too much wine just got infinitely more difficult.
Here we have the elegant family room that could fit an entire extended family. Always assume you'll be hosting during the holidays.
This sitting area resembles a lounge area in a luxury hotel. We can practically hear the pianist playing a soft tune while we drink cocktails and socialize.
One of the mansion's two 900-gallon salt water aquariums faces out into the great room where you can play pool, chess, watch TV, or sit by the fire.
There's also a home theater with a 15-foot projection screen and bar, because every great showing requires refreshments.
Retreat to the elegant study with built-in shelves and a chandelier that complements the distinguished decor.
The 4,300 square-foot master suite opens out onto a rooftop terrace and includes custom stone fireplaces built into Jacuzzi tubs. The terrace has a walking bridge that connects to the home's additional bedrooms — there are eight including the master.
The star amenity is the 288,000-gallon lap pool that spans across the property through the central courtyard. According to the listing, "it is purported to be one of the longest residential pools in the world."
The pool has indoor and outdoor components, and it has an infinity edge with tantalizing views of the Pacific Ocean.
We can't fathom a better way to watch a Southern California sunset than floating in the water with a glass of red or a scotch.
And if the pool isn't enough, the property also has a private jogging trail, a rock waterfall, and koi pools.
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