The five highest-priced home sales reported in Los Angeles–Westside, California for the week ending November 1, 2026, came to a combined $57.575 million. Three of the five were in The Flats of Beverly Hills, and two of those were on North Sierra Drive. A new home in Pacific Palisades topped the list, and a home in the Hollywood Hills section of Los Angeles rounded it out.
Every one of the five has five bedrooms, but the homes cover nearly a century of building, from a Mediterranean home finished in 1932 to a contemporary one completed in 2024. Two of the Beverly Hills homes sold for exactly the same price.
No. 1 — $18,500,000 · 16680 Charmel Ln, Pacific Palisades, California
The week’s top sale, at $18,500,000, was a contemporary home on Charmel Lane in Pacific Palisades, completed in 2024 and the newest of the five. Set in the hills, it has canyon and ocean views, and the Santa Monica Mountains and the skyline of downtown Los Angeles are in view as well. The two-story home has five bedrooms, nine baths and four fireplaces on 0.52 acres, the largest lot in this Top 5.
Arrival is through a custom sculptural door by Marios Wall Design, and the main level is open and full of light. The living room is built around a fireplace, and the kitchen is equipped with professional Wolf appliances. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors open from the main level to a large deck with a heated infinity-edge pool and an outdoor kitchen that includes a grill station and a Big Green Egg. The primary suite is on this level too, with ocean-facing windows, a sitting area, an oversized dressing room and a custom minibar. A private office and two more bedrooms, each with its own bath, share the floor.
The lower level has a lounge with a full wet bar that opens to a second deck with an outdoor bar of its own. The home also has a wellness wing, with a dry electric sauna, a spa-style bathroom and an exercise studio that overlooks a cascading waterfall. For entertaining, there is a theater with 12 seats and a climate-controlled wine cellar enclosed in glass, and two more bedrooms with their own baths are elsewhere in the home. Palisades Village, Brentwood and the coast are close by. The property last sold for $2.85 million in 2014, before the current house was built.
Santiago Arana and Griffin Riddle, both of The Agency, were the listing agents for the No. 1 sale, and Christopher Cortazzo of Compass represented the buyer.
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No. 2 — $10,700,000 · 606 N Oakhurst Dr, Beverly Hills, California
The French-style home at 606 North Oakhurst Drive, in The Flats of Beverly Hills, sold for $10,700,000, one of two sales this week at that exact price. Built in 1936, the two-story home has five bedrooms, six baths (five full and one half) and 5,251 square feet on a 0.27-acre lot. Inside, the living room has a fireplace and there are built-ins; the grounds include an in-ground pool and spa and a pool house. The property last sold for $8.7 million in 2018.
Josh Picker and Jacob Greene, both of Douglas Elliman of California, Inc., were the listing agents, and D. Peter Mac of The Agency represented the buyer. Agents from Douglas Elliman of California, Inc. also listed the No. 5 sale this week.
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No. 3 — $10,700,000 · 628 N Sierra Dr, Beverly Hills, California
The other $10,700,000 sale was a Tudor Revival home at 628 North Sierra Drive in The Flats, built in 1937 and since updated in a way that kept much of its original detail. A two-story foyer leads into rooms with high ceilings, leaded glass windows, artisan millwork and wood-burning fireplaces, five fireplaces in all. The home has 5,808 square feet across three stories, with five bedrooms and seven baths, six full and one half.
There are formal living and dining rooms and a library. The family room has a wet bar, and French doors along one wall open to a brick terrace. In the kitchen, a stone-clad island anchors the room, and a Wolf double-oven range with a pot filler, generous pantry storage and an adjoining breakfast room fill out the space. The main level also has a staff entrance and a staff bedroom suite.
Upstairs, double doors lead through a private vestibule to the primary suite. A two-sided fireplace is shared by the bedroom and a lounge, and the suite has two closets and a bath with a soaking tub, two vanities and a marble shower enclosed in glass. Three more bedrooms are upstairs as well, and two of them connect to a study with built-in cabinetry and desks.
Tall hedges surround the 0.32-acre lot. A wide brick terrace runs across the back of the home, and beyond it are a lawn, a pool and spa, an outdoor kitchen and a sports court. At the rear of the three-car garage, a finished room with a full bath could be a pool lounge, a gym or a guest suite. The home is wired for surround sound and smart-home control, and it is close to Rodeo Drive. The property last sold for $7.652 million in 2018.
David Berg of Compass and Marco Salari of The Beverly Hills Estates were the listing agents, and Shiva Mehrdad of Forward One represented the buyer. It was one of two sales in this Top 5 listed by Compass agents; the other was the No. 4 sale in the Hollywood Hills.
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No. 4 — $9,000,000 · 1450 Blue Jay Way, Los Angeles, California
Architect Grant Kirkpatrick, FAIA, of KAA Design Group designed the modern home at 1450 Blue Jay Way, in the Bird Streets of the Hollywood Hills, which sold for $9,000,000. Completed in 2016, it has five bedrooms, seven baths (five full and two half), 5,806 square feet and a two-car garage on an 8,411-square-foot lot, the smallest of the five.
The great room is the center of the design. Tall glass panels open it to two long, wide views: one out over the city below, the other into a courtyard planted with cactus, yucca and olive trees. Cedar plank ceilings sit above floors of limestone with a linen finish. Outside, a terrace has a heated pool, a spa and a water feature. The Italian kitchen has custom appliances, including Miele, and a large island topped with a double-thick stone slab.
The primary suite has a fireplace and two custom closets, and its bath has a rain shower, a soaking tub, a two-sink vanity and sliding glass that opens to a private garden. A second, junior primary suite has an open-air lounge. The lower level includes a cinema, a library nook that works as an office and a display case for 96 bottles of wine. The property last sold for $5.06 million in 2024.
Sally Forster Jones of Compass was the listing agent and also represented the buyer, the only sale this week with the same agent on both sides. Compass agents also listed the No. 3 sale, on North Sierra Drive in Beverly Hills.
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No. 5 — $8,675,000 · 619 N Sierra Dr, Beverly Hills, California
The oldest home of the five, a Mediterranean built in 1932 with Spanish Colonial architecture, sold for $8,675,000. It stands at 619 North Sierra Drive in The Flats, on a quiet, tree-lined street with no through traffic, and has 5,028 square feet, five bedrooms and five baths, four full and one half, on 0.29 acres.
The formal living room has soaring ceilings. There is also a formal dining room, an updated kitchen, a large pantry and a sunlit breakfast room, and one bedroom on the main level has its own adjoining bath. A library and den with a bar looks out over the heated pool and the backyard, and both the den and the family room have fireplaces. Floors are hardwood, stone and brick, and the home has a California basement and a balcony. Upstairs are four more bedrooms and a dedicated office.
Sean McNulty of Douglas Elliman of California, Inc. and Linda Trapp of First City Corporation were the listing agents, and Jordana Leigh of Christie’s International Real Estate SoCal represented the buyer. With the No. 2 sale on North Oakhurst Drive, agents from Douglas Elliman of California, Inc. listed two of the week’s five highest-priced sales.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 1, 2026. The report may exclude private, off-market, delayed or nondisclosed transactions. Prices, property details and professional representation are reported as available at publication and may be updated following confirmation from transaction participants.
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