Look Inside Newport Beach's Most Expensive Home At $30M

NEWPORT BEACH, CA — This stunning Balboa Boulevard property along the Newport Harbor will blow your mind, from the outside grounds to the inside stunning decor and Mediterranean elegance. With six bedrooms, ten bathrooms, almost 10,000 square feet and a four car garage, you will never want to leave this ideal location in Orange County.

• Address: 2112 E Balboa Blvd, Newport Beach, California
• Price: $29,995,000
• Square Feet: 9478
• Bedrooms: 6
• Bathrooms: 7 Full and 3 Half Baths
• Built: 2006
• Features:

This estate situated on the Newport Harbor is one of the finest homes in Orange County.

The extraordinarily wide and deep waterfront parcel features sweeping water and city light views from throughout the residence and gardens. Magnificently detailed Italianate architecture is the hallmark of this masterpiece.

Sumptuous finishes, including numerous antique elements, steel doors and designer appointments, have been incorporated throughout. Nearly 10,000 square feet of refined living area is divided into two buildings, including a main residence and separate guest structure.

The home also features an oversized master suite with water view terrace, sitting area, office and baths; a grand reception hall leading to the main entertaining rooms in view of the harbor; a billiards room; a private theater; a large informal kitchen with adjoining serving areas; and a subterranean wine room with dining area and bar.

The Mediterranean gardens are planted with a selection of mature olive trees, roses and citrus.

A massive waterside lawn rolls from the house to the water's edge and is complemented by two distinct outdoor entertaining areas and a large infinity edge swimming pool. A large private boat dock is also included.

There is also a four-car garage and off street parking. Unparalleled privacy, views, and quality have been expertly combined in this not-to-be-replicated waterfront residence.

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