Spanish-style home with red tile roofs, landscaped lawn, and swimming pool at dusk.

Most-expensive Palisades deal this year is a house with history

  • The Real Deal
  • August 28, 2025

A vintage Pacific Palisades property set this year’s price record for the Los Angeles neighborhood, selling along with a nearby home for a combined $27 million.

The Monterey Revival-style home at 14924 Camarosa Drive is the Palisades' most expensive home this year, after closing for $22.1 million, or $2,635 per square foot. That bests the previous record price set at 814 Toulon Drive, which sold in April for $20 million, or $2,498 per square foot.

The same buyer snapped up a second property, at 14929 La Cumbre Drive, for $5.3 million, or $1,813 per square foot.

Cream stucco home with a red tile roof, arched garage doors, and landscaped front hedges.

Dining nook with a curved banquette and marble table opening onto a sunlit kitchen.

Living room with a veined marble fireplace, dark coffered ceiling, and open French doors.

Dining area with a red-and-gold floral mural, carved wood sideboard, and black spindle-back chairs.

Spacious kitchen with a large stone island, warm wood cabinetry, tall windows, and sculptural pendant lights.

Living room with wood-paneled walls, a sculptural black coffee table, and a dramatic chandelier.

Home office with peach built-ins, a long counter and stools, and a round table beneath a paper pendant light.

Backyard patio with a stone fire pit, striped seating, mature trees, and a pool at dusk.

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Story courtesy of The Real Deal

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