Situated on a parcel slightly exceeding half an acre, the dwelling showcases an eye-catching exterior with a color scheme of black and gray. A two-car garage and well-coordinated exterior lighting tie these hues together seamlessly.

Covering a generous 12,300 square feet, the house welcomes visitors with a 20-foot wooden-paneled front door and a majestic foyer graced by an exquisite chandelier reminiscent of a sphere.

Inside, the design exhibits lofty ceilings and a palette of wood tones paired with complementary blacks.

The kitchen is equipped with dual islands and cutting-edge appliances, along with a black marble bar and fireplace.

This open-layout concept complements the white marble wall in the kitchen, harmonizing with the matching upper cabinets, light-brown flooring, and similarly-toned cabinets prevalent in the cooking area.

The soaring ceilings extend throughout the residence and into the master bedroom, where a generous fireplace, a balcony, and a private seating area reside.

As detailed in the listing, the property also boasts a soundproof home theater, a glass-enclosed wine room, a wet bar, a gym/salon, and a plunge pool.

Furthermore, this single-family home encompasses a two-story guest house, along with additional features like an elevator, multiple laundry rooms, and a dedicated office space.

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