This amazing piece of art was patterned after ‘La Fenice’ opera house in Venice, Italy. It is located in Lower Hermosa area of La Jolla where was brought a piece from the heart of Italy.
Elegance is its main characteristic and luxury is no secret for this beautiful gem. The Architect Tom Shepherd was the one because of whom Renaissance architecture was crept in the house.
Because the exceptional tax benefit of the State of California Mills Act was retained, the residence was doubled in size to about 10.000 square feet.
This masterpiece features no less than 6 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms, a private master suite with ocean views, his and hers bathrooms, a sitting area, a home theatre, a wine cellar, some ancillary rooms, five courtyards and an infinity pool.
All these and more for $12.950.000 after the price went down twice.
Wow, only $13 million for a tiny house with a few extra bathrooms and a pool. At that price, I guess Renaissance architecture really means Renaissance-sized wallets!
Thanks for your perspective! The price reflects not just size but exquisite design, prime location, and high-end finishes that make this La Jolla residence truly unique. Renaissance architecture often combines timeless elegance with modern luxury.