That's a FORE-tune! $79 million Pebble Beach estate that used to belong to Gene Hackman on the market
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A luxury home that used to belong to Hollywood legend Gene Hackman which straddles the 10th hole of Pebble Beach golf course has gone on the market for a massive $79 million.
Located directly on the sands of Carmel Beach, the 3.8 acre property has three separate residences with a total of ten bedrooms, eight full bathrooms and five half bathrooms and an ocean-view bar.
Bought by prominent Californian real estate developer Carl Panattoni from Hackman in 1993, the compound has landscaped gardens, an oceanfront patio and private access to the beautiful Carmel Beach.
With three properties over 3.8 acres the former home of Gene Hackman in Pebble Beach is on the market for $79 million
Over the course of the past 19 years, Panattoni has added two properties to the original home that Hackman lived in and if sold for its asking price would instantly become of the most expensive sales in Californian history.
'There's nothing like it on the West Coast,' said Mike Canning, one of two Carmel real estate agents listing the property.
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Share'It's almost like the Hyannis Port Kennedy compound in Massachusetts.'
The main, original house has three bedroom suites, a formal living and dining room, a bar overlooking the Pacific Ocean, a private cinema and expansive kitchen.
The main property on the compound has three bedrooms and was once lived in by Gene Hackman
The property has a beach house which looks directly out over the Pacific Ocean
Each of the three properties on the compound are connected by a paved path that runs around the 3.8 acre site
With walnut and marble flooring throughout the property, it also features a 17th century mantlepiece.
In addition, there is a guest cottage, exercise room and office.
If that would ever not be enough, then the property described as a beach house on the compound also has three bedrooms, a wine bar, another Pacific Ocean view full bar and a card room with 180 degree views of Carmel Beach.
The home has private access to Carmel Beach and has been built up over 19 years by prominent Californian property developer Carl Panattoni
Described as being like the famed Kennedy compound at Hyannis Port in Massachusetts the property could become one of the most expensive in Californian history if sold for $79 million
One of the three bars that are part of the property overlooks the Pacific Ocean
Inside the beach house is a full length bocce ball court for lazy summer games.
The final property on the compound is known as the Boardwalk House and has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a combined living and dining area and separate two-car garage.
Connecting the entire property together is a paved path that joins to a boardwalk that overlooks the wondrous views of Carmel Beach
With walnut finishes across the main property, the house mixes classic charm with modern finesse
Cooking in an ocean view kitchen and dining area is just one of the stunning features that are part of the Pebble Beach property
The exceptional property is on the market because of the owners desire to move to Southern California
Visible in the foreground it is clear that the property straddles the 10th hole of the famed Pebble Beach Links Golf Course
In this shot the 10th hole (left) and the property with its three residences are visible
'The 10th hole, alongside their home, is really one of the iconic views here in Carmel,' said Canning.
With access to the famed Pebble Beach Links Golf Course, the expensive property is only on the market because owners Carl and Jane Panattoni are moving to southern California where the majority of their family have moved to.
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