A soon-to-be completed bluffside home in Corona del Mar overlooking Newport Harbor is on the market with an asking price of $20 million.
The 5,050-square-foot contemporary-style property near Begonia Park offers expansive views of the harbor and Catalina Island, according to listing details.
The four-story property at 239 Carnation Ave. will be completed in March and has four bedrooms, four bathrooms and five decks. The terrace level has a 12-person spa, fireplace, built-in barbecue island, master suite deck and rooftop patio.
There’s also a game/theater area, formal dining room featuring an illuminated wine wall, a glass elevator and heated floors in the master bathroom.
Listing details say the home is the first in Orange County to offer Delos’ Darwin Home Wellness, an in-home technology platform launched two months ago that incorporates health and wellness features, such as controlling air filtration, water purification and circadian lighting.
Records show it last sold in 2016 for $5.7 million.
Janelle File and Brandon Goethals of Surterre Properties Inc. have the listing.
Seeing Green
An oceanfront Emerald Bay home linked to Mark IV Capital Inc. Chairman and Director James Slavik and his wife, Glenys, has sold for $15.6 million.
Property records show the couple purchased the three-story home in 2013 for $15.5 million.
The identity of the new owner is unclear, but records show it’s registered to a local limited liability company.
The 5,989-square-foot home has six bedrooms and six bathrooms. The formal entry has a two-story floor-to-ceiling window and retractable skylight. There’s an elevator, a family room with wet bar, and a private spa. One bedroom has a private entrance, “perfect for a maid’s quarters or live-in,” according to listing details.
The new owners have access to the guard-gated community’s offerings, such as a private beach, tennis courts, swim complex and children’s play area.
Mark IV’s Slavik is also a director of Lake Forest, Ill.-based industrial supplies and equipment provider W.W. Grainger Inc. and of the Hoag Hospital Foundation. He’s been featured on the Business Journal’s annual list of OC’s wealthiest residents in past years.
Rod Daley of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage held the listing. Hanz Radlein of Berkshire Hathaway HomeService represented the buyer.
Coastal Retreat
One Newport Beach corner estate is offering the perfect escape for London resident Helle Elisabeth Skov McLain.
Records show McLain, married to CVC Capital Partners Ltd. co-founder Bruce Hardy, scooped up the 3,350-square-foot home at Peninsula Point for $8.6 million.
The four-bedroom, three-bathroom property offers private beach access to the famous Wedge surf spot. The master bedroom completes the upstairs floor, and the lower level has a second living area that includes a small kitchen. There’s also an oversize rooftop deck.
McLain co-founded CVC, one of Europe’s largest private equity and investment advisory firms, in 1981, and retired from the firm in 2012. It has 24 offices worldwide and $69 billion of assets under management.
Coleen Brennan of Engel & Voelkers represented the buyer and seller.
