In 2014, Dr. Joseph Englanoff paid $5 million for an empty plot of land in the hills of Bel-Air. He spent the next seven years crafting an amenity-loaded mega-mansion on the property, and the home has finally surfaced for sale at $139 million.

       If he gets his price, it will be Bel-Air’s second-priciest home sale ever. The record was set in 2019 when Lachlan Murdoch paid $150 million for the famed “Beverly Hillbillies” mansion.

       The $139-million tag also makes it the third-priciest home currently on the market in L.A. County. Coincidentally, the top spot belongs to The One, another Bel-Air mega-mansion listed for $295 million that’s set to be auctioned off due to foreclosure if it can’t find a buyer soon. Englanoff, who doubles as a real estate investor, is a lender on that property, and he’s owed about $36 million.

       While most Bel-Air mansions come with a laundry list of amenities, Englanoff’s latest creation, called La Fin, brings new meaning to the word.

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       The nightclub. (One Shot Productions)

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       The entry. (One Shot Productions)

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       The living room. (Jim Bartsch)

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       The kitchen. (GR Studio)

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       The bar. (One Shot Productions)

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       The wine cellar. (One Shot Productions)

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       The vodka room. (One Shot Productions)

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       The movie theater. (One Shot Productions)

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       The bedroom. (One Shot Productions)

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       The bathroom. (One Shot Productions)

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       The closet. (One Shot Productions)

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       The pool. (One Shot Productions)

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       The fire pit. (One Shot Productions)

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       The patio. (One Shot Productions)

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       The lawn. (GR Studio)

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       The three-story home. (GR Studio)

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       Aerial view of the mansion. (GR Studio)

       There are:

       A vodka-tasting room kept at sub-zero temperatures complete with furs to warm guests. A gym with a rock climbing wall. A gold bathroom with a 100-square-foot shower and tub cut from a single marble stone. A 6,000-square-foot nightclub wrapped in crystals. A 44-foot chandelier cascading down the center of the three-story floor plan. A ventilated cigar room. A great room under 23-foot ceilings. A swimming pool with a hydraulic-lifted movie screen and light-up swings. A movie theater with Belgian leather seats. A rotating car elevator. A wine room with a custom glass art installation. And, to watch over it all, a security command center.

       Elsewhere are 12 bedrooms and 15.5 bathrooms. The grand living spaces open to a wraparound patio overlooking L.A., as well as a rooftop deck. The 2-acre estate also includes a guest penthouse, outdoor lounge, a handful of lawns and multiple caretaker residences.

       Adam Rosenfeld and Jon Grauman of the Agency hold the listing.