A bayfront Newport Beach home on a double lot just hit the market for $25.5 million.
Completed in 1990, this custom 6,319-square-foot, contemporary-style home holds seven bedrooms and nine bathrooms. Its has nearly 60 feet of bay frontage with a private dock, big enough to accommodate an 80-foot vessel.
A gated entrance opens to a pool and a spa.
Beyond the home’s double-glass doors is the foyer with a curved staircase. It leads to the great room, featuring a fireplace, a sit-down bar and a formal dining area with a built-in hutch.
Rows of floor-to-ceiling windows frame the harbor views.
The gourmet kitchen, with its patterned ceiling and walls, boasts black granite countertops, high-end appliances and a center island with a gas cooktop. A breakfast nook overlooks the pool.
There’s a den that can double as an office.
Take the stairs, or the elevator, to the primary suite. It features a fireplace, two bathrooms and two walk-in closets.
The oversized guest suite, which features a walk-in closet and a bathroom, opens to a covered balcony overlooking the harbor.
An oversized three-car garage rounds out the listing, represented by Joyce Rey and Georgina Jacobson of Coldwell Banker Realty.
City permits going back as far as April 1965 and county records show the property previously belonged to Las Vegas power couple Joyce and Jerome D. “Jerry” Mack. In 1954, he co-founded a bank that helped finance development on the Strip decades before Bank of America acquired it for nearly $400 million. He also helped establish what became University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
In March 1999, PropertyShark.com shows Joyce Mack passed ownership of the trust to daughter Karen Mack, an executive producer of TV holiday specials.