Welcome to 10690 Somma Way: Nobel Design’s $35 Million Architectural Marvel in Bel Air

Welcome to 10690 Somma Way, a prestigious gated Bel Air residence meticulously crafted by the renowned Nobel Design, known for their commitment to unparalleled luxury and sophistication. This exceptional property offers a rare opportunity to indulge in the epitome of modern living, with every detail thoughtfully considered. Situated on a sprawling 4-acre parcel in a prime Bel Air location, this residence boasts unparalleled 360-degree jetliner views of the city and mountains. Fully approved and equipped with paid-for permits, the meticulously designed plans encompass over 28,000 square feet of living space, seamlessly blending modern design with timeless elegance. The grand main estate showcases opulence with 7 bedrooms, 13 bathrooms, and an elevator connecting its three levels. The property includes a Media Lounge, Home Theater, Gym, Spa, and a spacious lap pool, creating an exquisite setting for both entertaining and everyday living. Complementing the estate are additional features, including a Carriage House, Guard House, and a 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom Guest House with a full kitchenette and covered loggia-an ideal space for guests or extended family. The permitted plans provide meticulous attention to detail and an unwavering commitment to quality, promising a lifestyle of unparalleled luxury and comfort. Nobel Design and Developments have spared no expense, ensuring a seamless experience in creating your personal oasis. With a commitment to overseeing the construction process from start to finish, Nobel Design and Development offers a turnkey solution for the end buyer. This development stands as a testament to Nobel Design's reputation for delivering extraordinary homes with precision and finesse. Seize the opportunity to make this visionary residence your own, where luxury seamlessly intersects with convenience in the heart of Bel Air.

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[@NoahStillAsleep]

Why did i actually think the house was real 😅

[@steveking8723]

not the best CGI I have to say. could tell right from the start - the grass was too long and the faced of the building was dirty looking.