‘Opus’ on Billionaire’s Row cuts a cool $15 million off the asking price

It’ll now take $85 million to grab this hyper-luxury mansion, found on a stretch of Beverly Hills known as Billionaire’s Row. That’s down from the $100-million asking price when it first appeared on the Multiple Listing Service in August.

The gilded flourishes at the newly built estate, called “Opus,� begin at the street, where golden gates mark the entrance to the 20,500-square-foot mansion.

Seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms are spread throughout the home, designed by architect Paul McClean and built by producer-turned-developer Nile Niami. Motorized walls of glass open to indoor and outdoor swimming pools. Outside, a spacious deck takes in what some believe is the best view of the city.

Perks of note include a champagne vault stocked with Cristal, a car museum with motorized turntables and a 15-person screening room. A salon and yoga studio are part of the home’s “wellness center.�

The new owner will, however, have to supply his or her own art and transportation. No longer included in the new price are such items as two Damien Hirst paintings, a gold-colored Rolls-Royce Dawn and a matching Lamborghini Aventador Roadster.

Drew Fenton of Hilton & Hyland holds the listing.

“Billionaire’s Row,� set on a cul-de-sac in the hills of North Hillcrest, is known for its affluent homeowners and jetliner views. Neighbors include Minecraft founder Markus Persson, who in 2015 paid $70 million for his custom home there.

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