Boxing Legend Sugar Ray Leonard Lists $52 Million Home In Los Angeles

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Boxing champ Sugar Ray Leonard and his wife Bernadette have listed the custom-built home they have lived in for over 20 years. Located in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles, the two-acre estate is asking $51.995 million for a gated 16,773 square foot, seven bedroom main house plus two-story guest house. According to public records, this will break price records by a considerable amount since the highest-priced public sale on record for the Pacific Palisades is $33.875 million for a 15,642 square foot house that sold in 2018. Leonard’s home was being shopped around off the multiple listing service at least since July of this year, but this past week the couple placed it for sale publicly.

Designed by architect-to-the-stars Richard Landry, the old world European style home has ivy-covered walls, including several curved walls that have fully operable doors in a palladian style. These are flanked by full-glass rectangular doors on the wings that stretch from the round core of the house. The stone floors in the solarium (pictured below) as well as other parts of the house are imported from Jerusalem. A total of six fireplaces, imported from Europe, also add to the design.

A living room, with vaulted ceilings, shows off more of the European touches, with an upper row of arched windows and a loggia-style anteroom that provides a transitional space between the indoors and outdoors.

Upstairs a small sitting room, with one of the home’s six fireplaces imported from Europe, looks out onto mountain views.

The kitchen veers into farmhouse rustic territory, but with more contemporary countertops and stainless steel appliances for a few sleek accent pieces.

A view of the putting green that comes with the home.

The terraced nature of the backyard provides a sunken pool area which looks up to the main house.

This overhead view of the entire property shows the tennis court near the guest house and the abundance of mature trees which add to the privacy.

The home also comes with a gym, motor court, garage, media room, spa and manicured rose gardens. The listing is with Jade Mills of Coldwell Banker.

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Boxing champ Sugar Ray Leonard and his wife Bernadette have listed the custom-built home they have lived in for over 20 years. Located in the Pacific Palisades area of Los Angeles, the two-acre estate is asking $51.995 million for a gated 16,773 square foot, seven bedroom main house plus two-story guest house. According to public records, this will break price records by a considerable amount since the highest-priced public sale on record for the Pacific Palisades is $33.875 million for a 15,642 square foot house that sold in 2018. Leonard’s home was being shopped around off the multiple listing service at least since July of this year, but this past week the couple placed it for sale publicly.

Designed by architect-to-the-stars Richard Landry, the old world European style home has ivy-covered walls, including several curved walls that have fully operable doors in a palladian style. These are flanked by full-glass rectangular doors on the wings that stretch from the round core of the house. The stone floors in the solarium (pictured below) as well as other parts of the house are imported from Jerusalem. A total of six fireplaces, imported from Europe, also add to the design.

A living room, with vaulted ceilings, shows off more of the European touches, with an upper row of arched windows and a loggia-style anteroom that provides a transitional space between the indoors and outdoors.

Upstairs a small sitting room, with one of the home’s six fireplaces imported from Europe, looks out onto mountain views.

The kitchen veers into farmhouse rustic territory, but with more contemporary countertops and stainless steel appliances for a few sleek accent pieces.

A view of the putting green that comes with the home.

The terraced nature of the backyard provides a sunken pool area which looks up to the main house.

This overhead view of the entire property shows the tennis court near the guest house and the abundance of mature trees which add to the privacy.

The home also comes with a gym, motor court, garage, media room, spa and manicured rose gardens. The listing is with Jade Mills of Coldwell Banker.