A Beverly Hills mansion replete with COVID-19-era amenities like a coronavirus cleaning room and a 'Zoom room' is on the market for $18 million. Take a look inside.
If regular amenities like a wine cellar and a home gym aren't enough, this Beverly Hills mansion may pique your fancy.Anthony Barcelo, Barcelo Photography Inc
- A Beverly Hills home is on the market with coronavirus-era modifications like a room stocked with face masks, disinfecting wipes, and hand sanitizer.
- The property is currently on the market for $18.7 million.
- The house also has perks like a wine cellar, pool, and a partnership with the iconic Beverly Hills hotel that offers "house-service" for the first three months.
- Rochelle Maize and Pate Stevens of Nourmand & Associates have the listing.
A Beverly Hills mansion is on the market for $18.7 million. The property is replete with some classic, sought-after features like a wine cellar and a waterfall — and some new coronavirus-era amenities, too.
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The home was built by luxury developers Sen Properties and has an exclusive partnership with the iconic 5-star Beverly Hills Hotel on Sunset Boulevard.
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Rochelle Maize and Pate Stevens of Nourmand & Associates have the listing.
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Built in 2012, the home sprawls across 12,000 square feet.
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It comes with seven bedrooms and ten bathrooms.
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The bathrooms have marble countertops and a vanity mirror.
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The kitchen comes with a large island, a marble chimney, and a handcrafted upscale La Cornue stove. The house is bathed in natural light thanks to its floor-to-ceiling windows and window-paned doors.
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But it's the pandemic-specific amenities that really make this listing appropriate for this moment in time. For one, there's a Zoom room that's tailor-made for remote work and schooling.
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The zoom room can also double as a movie theatre at night. As listing agent Rochelle Maize told Business Insider, buyers are "prioritizing spaces in which business can be conducted easily from home for the long term."
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There's also a coronavirus cleaning room, which is fully stocked with face masks, hand sanitizer, disinfectant wipes, and a shoe bootie machine.
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A "shoe booty" dispenses disposable plastic covers for your shoes.
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There's also no shortage of outdoor space on the property, including a pool, a patio, and outdoor lounges.
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Back indoors, the buyer will also have access to the home's wine cellar, gym, spa, and sauna.
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Residents can also order "house-service" from The Beverly Hills hotel for the first three months, the cost of which is built into the price of the home. The menu at the hotel's Polo Lounge includes a $44 organic tofu bowl; a $56 rigatoni bolognese; and the famous, $43 McCarthy salad.
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Source: Nourmand & Associates, Polo Lounge
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