This 100-million-dollar LA house actually has a vodka tasting freezer
You’ve probably seen some ridiculous mega-mansions online, but this one in Bel Air takes the concept of over-the-top and just runs with it. It’s called La Fin, and yes, they accept crypto if you happen to have a spare hundred million lying around.
Out front
Pulling up to this place feels less like arriving at a home and more like checking into a high-end commercial compound. The motor court is paved in massive granite squares that set the tone for the scale of this property.

The entrance
Once you cross the threshold, you’re immediately hit by a spiral staircase wrapping around a chandelier that looks like a frozen waterfall. It apparently holds over fifty thousand individual crystals.

Main living area
The main floor is basically one giant indoor-outdoor lounge where the walls slide completely out of the way. You get a clear view of the entire LA basin right from the sofa.

Next to the seating area, the custom stone bar looks straight out of a five-star hotel lobby. The flooring is polished to a mirror shine, reflecting the sky outside.

That kitchen
The kitchen is massive, built around dual islands with industrial-looking overhead shelf units. It is clearly meant for a professional catering crew rather than just making toast.

The backyard situation
Step out to the pool deck and things get even more absurd. There is a 23-foot television screen that rises out of the edge of the infinity pool at the touch of a button.

Here is another angle of the screen from the water’s edge, looking out towards the skyline. It feels less like a backyard and more like a private rooftop resort.

If you just want to sit and watch a movie outside, there are rows of lounge chairs lined up along the water.

There is also a dedicated outdoor bar area right by the water, complete with custom hanging lights that look like glowing ropes.

At night, the whole back of the house glows, and you can see how the different levels stack up against the hillside.

The basement playground
Downstairs is where the design goes into pure entertainment mode. There is a massive lounge area with velvet seating and a custom bar that rivals any club in Hollywood.

If you have a car collection, there is a glass-walled elevator display that lets you show off your vehicles right next to the seating area.

The bar down here is wrapped in dark, heavy marble with leather-backed stools.

Nearby, the entrance to the wine cellar is framed by brass geometric gates and a custom branch-like light fixture.

And yes, there is an actual ice-cold vodka tasting room where you are expected to throw on one of the provided fur coats before heading inside.

If you prefer a movie indoors, the private cinema is fully soundproofed and lined with suede-paneled walls.

Fitness and spa
The gym is larger than most commercial workout studios, complete with a climbing wall built right into the concrete pillar.

After a workout, you can head over to the private spa, which features a striped marble soaking pool under another crystal light fixture.

Sleeping quarters
The primary suite takes up a huge chunk of the second floor, wrapped in dark oak paneling and featuring its own fireplace and seating area.

The walk-in closet looks like a boutique store on Rodeo Drive, with glass-front wardrobes and backlit shelving.

In the main bathroom, you can soak in a solid marble tub right next to the glass wall while looking out over the city.

Some of the guest bedrooms open directly onto their own private lawn areas with narrow lap pools.

Up on the roof
If all that was not enough, the rooftop deck has its own hot tub, fire pit, and built-in lounging pads. It is probably the best vantage point in the entire house.

