A mountaintop mansion with an indoor basketball court and parking for 80 cars just went on the market in Los Angeles for a whopping $135 million

Courtesy of Coldwell Banker

If sold at asking price, it will break Los Angeles real estate records.

• A Los Angeles mansion just went on the market for a potentially record-breaking $135 million.
• The mansion sits on 5-acres and totals 38,000 square feet.
• The property includes a full indoor basketball court, 155-foot infinity pool, and parking for 80 cars.

Los Angeles real estate is known for over-the-top homes with expensive price tags - and one of the newest listings is no exception.

A 5-acre property in the Beverly Hills-adjacent neighborhood of Beverly Crest just hit the market for a record-breaking $135 million, The Wall Street Journal reported. The home is located on top of a mountain, providing a picturesque canyon view.

The home was purchased for $22 million just two years ago by developer Gala Asher of Dream Properties in LA. He remodeled the home to include a 5,000-square-foot master suite, indoor basketball court, sports lounge and bar, and a 155-foot infinity pool (the biggest in LA). Coldwell Banker's Ginger Glass holds the listing.

If sold for its asking price, the home would shatter LA real estate records by $25 million. The current record holder for highest sale price in Los Angeles County is Hard Rock Cafe founder Peter Morton, who sold his Malibu beach house for $110 million earlier this year.

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