These were the five highest-priced home sales reported in South Bay–Palos Verdes, California for the week ending November 8, 2026, and together they came to $20.55 million. Manhattan Beach accounted for two of them, both on Crest Drive, and Rolling Hills, the Palos Verdes Peninsula and Redondo Beach had one each.
The group spans nearly a century of building, from a home built in 1929 to one completed in 2025. Four of the five are single-family homes and one is a townhome, and four of them rise three stories.
No. 1 — $5,050,000 · 2417 Crest Dr, Manhattan Beach, California
The week’s top sale was a three-story townhome at 2417 Crest Drive in Manhattan Beach, which sold for $5,050,000. The contemporary home was designed by the late architect Pat Killen, and in 2024 it was taken down to the studs and rebuilt inside and out.
The main living level is laid out as one open space. On the ocean side, sliding glass panels reach from floor to ceiling and open a whole corner of the room to the outdoors, with views along the coastline as far as Catalina. Floors are dark herringbone white oak, the fireplace is fluted limestone, and the stair has brass and lucite handrails. The kitchen has lacquered Boffi cabinets and a La Cornue range, and an accordion window opens it to the bar of a barbecue deck, which has black Dekton counters, built-in seating and a stone floor under a metal pergola. A private office and a powder room finished in stone and crystal sconces are on the same level.
Each of the three bedrooms has its own bath, and the home has four bathrooms in all, three full and one half, in 2,292 square feet. The primary suite opens to its own deck and has a bath with a brass shower enclosure and a walk-in closet fitted out like a boutique, with enclosed cabinets and drawers. The lot, at 3,508 square feet, is the smallest of the five, and the home has a two-car garage. The property last sold for $3.375 million in 2017, before the current home was built.
Robert Freedman and Greg Geilman of DOMO Real Estate were the listing agents, and Andrew Weir of Bayside represented the buyer in the week’s highest-priced sale.
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No. 2 — $4,575,000 · 67 Eastfield Dr, Rolling Hills, California
Behind the gates of Rolling Hills, a single-story ranch-style home at 67 Eastfield Drive sold for $4,575,000. It sits on 1.27 acres, the largest lot of the five, on horse property with front and back lawns and landscaped grounds, and its views take in the ocean, the hills and the harbor, from the lights of the Queen’s Necklace to Long Beach Harbor.
Built in 2015, the home has four bedrooms, all on the one level, and four bathrooms in 3,536 square feet. Wide-plank hardwood floors run through rooms lit by skylights, under beamed and cathedral ceilings. The kitchen is built around a large center island, with a commercial range, two dishwashers and a walk-in pantry, and there is a formal dining room, a bar and a fireplace in the family room. Several of the living areas open outside to a black-bottom pool, a heated spa and a broad lawn. A two-car garage is reached from a driveway that climbs from the street.
Rolling Hills is a private, gated city, and residents share miles of hiking and horse trails, lighted tennis and pickleball courts and community riding rings. The property last sold for $1.935 million in 2010, before the current home was built.
Bill Ruth and Charlie Raine of Coastal Legacy Realty Group were the listing agents. Alexandra Gauss of Strand Hill Properties represented the buyer.
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No. 3 — $4,150,000 · 2532 Via Sanchez Palos, Palos Verdes Peninsula, California
Completed in 2025, the home at 2532 Via Sanchez Palos on the Palos Verdes Peninsula is the newest of the week’s five, and it sold for $4,150,000. It stands in the upper Lunada Bay neighborhood, near coastal trails and parks, and the ocean is in view from its living areas, its primary suite and its outdoor spaces.
The main level is open, with wide-plank hardwood floors, a good deal of wood cabinetry and millwork, and large windows. The kitchen has Miele wall ovens, an eight-burner cooktop, leathered stone counters with a full-height stone backsplash and a large island with seating, and it adjoins the living and formal dining areas. Retractable glass doors lead out to a pool with a waterfall and a swim step, along with a spa.
The three-story home has four bedrooms and five bathrooms, four full and one half, in 3,595 square feet on a 7,456-square-foot lot. The primary suite has a fireplace, a walk-in closet, a freestanding soaking tub and an oversized walk-in shower, and each of the other bedrooms has its own bath. Glass stair railings and wood ceiling details run through the home, and a separate 310-square-foot space could serve as an office, a playroom or a studio. There is a two-car garage. The property last sold for $1.2 million in 2024, before the current home was built.
The home went under contract five days after it was listed. Brittney Austin of Vista Sotheby’s International Realty and Melina Monich Marzall of The One Luxury Properties were the listing agents, and Anthony Accardo of Compass represented the buyer. Vista Sotheby’s International Realty also listed the No. 4 sale, making it the one brokerage with two listings in this Top 5.
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No. 4 — $3,450,000 · 1925 Speyer Ln, Redondo Beach, California
In North Redondo Beach, a custom home at 1925 Speyer Lane sold for $3,450,000. Built in 2018 on an elevated corner lot of 4,883 square feet, it was sold before it was finished, while still in framing, and was designed with CMS Interior Design. At 3,746 square feet it is the largest of the five homes, with five bedrooms and five bathrooms on three stories, and a rooftop deck looks out over the city.
Inside are wide-plank European white oak floors and tongue-and-groove ceilings. The open kitchen has Thermador refrigerator and freezer towers, a 48-inch dual-fuel range, leathered quartz counters and an oversized island. A sliding-door system nearly 16 feet wide joins the family room to a patio, fitted with heaters and speakers, and the yard beyond. The home has three fireplaces, including one in the primary suite, which also has a vaulted ceiling and a bathroom with a freestanding tub and a walk-in shower. Laundry is on the bedroom level, and the two-car garage has an epoxy floor. The property last sold for $2.875 million in 2022.
June Emerson of Vista Sotheby’s International Realty was the listing agent, and the home went under contract eight days after it was listed, then sold above its asking price of $3.399 million by $51,000. Joann Dresner of Compass represented the buyer. The sale gave Vista Sotheby’s International Realty its second listing in this Top 5, after the No. 3 sale.
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No. 5 — $3,325,000 · 4308 Crest Dr, Manhattan Beach, California
The oldest home in the group, built in 1929, sits on a corner lot high on Crest Drive in North Manhattan Beach and sold for $3,325,000. The elevated site gives it panoramic views of the ocean and the coastline, and it is a short distance from the beach and downtown.
The main home has the character of a classic beach cottage, with warm architectural detail, plenty of natural light and a fireplace in the living room. It has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, and an attached unit adds two more bedrooms and a bathroom, for five bedrooms and three bathrooms in all. With 1,638 square feet of living space, it is the smallest of the five homes. The lot measures 3,687 square feet, and the three-car garage is the largest of the group. It is the second Crest Drive sale in this Top 5, and together the two Manhattan Beach homes sold for $8,375,000.
Brett Zebrowski of eXp Realty of California Inc was the listing agent, and Michael Grady of The Agency represented the buyer.
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RealtyWire selected these transactions from publicly reported residential sales identified for the calendar week ending Sunday, November 8, 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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