‘Coupon king’ lists never-lived-in LA mansion for $150M

This markdown magnate isn’t providing any reductions on his palatial Los Angeles residence.

George Ruan, who co-founded the coupon-aggregating browser extension Honey in 2012, has put his nine-bedroom Bel-Air house available on the market. 

The tech mogul desires to get $150 million for the 20,000-square-foot unfold, which he’s by no means lived in. Ought to he succeed, the deal could be among the many costliest in Southern California historical past, in response to the LA Times.

Ruan — who bought Honey to PayPal for $4 billion in 2019 — bought the then-unfinished property for $60 million in 2020, and spent the previous two years renovating it. 

“This house showcases an unimaginable infinity pool, secluded cabana areas, a pool-side sunken fireplace pit, an out of doors kitchen and verdant landscaping,” boast press supplies in regards to the property, which is listed with Aaron Kirman of the Aaron Kirman Group at Compass. “This house is the top of luxurious, tucked away within the hills, but conveniently positioned moments from the world’s most sought-after eating, leisure and leisure.” 

Designed by the structure agency Saota, which has many fashionable megamansion design credit underneath its belt, the 14-bathroom compound provides an expansive, new-construction, open-concept minimalist ground plan unfold throughout two tales and 0.5 acres. 

The principle property contains a terraced master bedroom with marble accented twin closets, an ensuite tub with a soaking tub and “dramatic” partitions of glass. Clear traces abound within the commercial-sized residing areas and the kitchen options honed quartzite counter tops. The three separate workers quarters additionally characteristic a prep kitchen, in addition to a laundry space. 

Exterior, along with the primary pool, there’s a one-bedroom visitor home with a second pool. The entry space additionally has a small pool, and there are extra spa and health club services throughout the property. 

Whether or not the views are actually “one of the best” in LA is up for dialogue, however they actually are panoramic.