Inside the Controversial Beverly Hills Mega Mansion: Construction Updates and Michael Scott's Vision
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On this episode of Real Estate Report, we delve into the saga of an unfinished mega mansion in the heart of Beverly Hills. Nestled at 10101 Angelo View Drive, this property has been a source of both fascination and controversy for the past eight years. The brain behind this ambitious project is none other than Michael Scott, a mobile home park tycoon with grand visions of creating a lavish party paradise. However, his plans for a 139,000 sq ft mansion raised eyebrows and ire among the neighbors, who saw it as more of a commercial venture than a residential abode.
Despite facing initial setbacks and opposition, Scott persevered and managed to secure revised plans for his colossal estate in 2017. These new blueprints included significant reductions in the house size, deck areas, and pools, as well as innovative solutions to minimize disruptions during construction. By concealing dirt on-site and preserving a wildlife corridor, Scott aimed to address the community's concerns and pave the way for a smoother building process. The property's future now hangs in the balance, with ongoing construction suggesting a few more years of work before completion.
As we gaze upon the satellite images and street views of this evolving mansion, one can't help but marvel at the scale of Scott's ambition and the twists and turns of this real estate rollercoaster. From rejected plans to approved revisions, from neighborhood uproar to potential harmony, the story of 10101 Angelo View Drive is a testament to the complexities of building in the exclusive enclave of Beverly Hills. Will Scott's dream of a party palace come to fruition, or will the winds of change steer this property towards a different destiny? Only time will tell if this infamous mega mansion will stand as a testament to one man's vision or a cautionary tale of real estate excess.
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Creator of "Full House" lived below the property
Michael Scott spent a lot of money on something unnecessary
Building a 140,000sf house in a trailer park
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