Luxury homes often mimic resorts and hotels in their amenities and design, and the late Quincy Jones' Bel Air home is a perfect example: the acclaimed record producer South African hotel The Palace of the Lost City, which was designed by his friend, architect, Gerald “Jerry” Allison, who then went on to create Quincy's formidable estate.
Now, that very property is on the market for $59,995,000, and it is no understatement to call the five-bedroom, 17-bathroom home spectacular. From its sweeping views of the San Gabriel Mountains and the Pacific Ocean to its whopping 25,000 square feet, there is much to take in with this California casual home.
