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A $2.9 million walkthrough shows what “California lifestyle” money actually buys in square footage.

Chakits Krulsawat built his following by doing one thing on repeat: walking through the kind of houses most buyers only see in listing photos and narrating every finish along the way. His latest tour, “California life style of the RICH $2.9M’s+ Luxurious Mansion,” puts a 5,995-square-foot estate on camera, and the numbers alone explain why the video travels well beyond the Las Vegas market he actually works.

• The featured property is listed around $2.9 million and spans 5,995 square feet of interior living space.
• It carries six bedrooms, six bathrooms, and a four-car garage — a layout built for entertaining as much as living.
• Krulsawat, a Simply Vegas Real Estate agent, has built his brand since roughly 2015 on detailed walk-through tours aimed at out-of-state and luxury buyers.

The Numbers Behind the Listing

Six bedrooms and six bathrooms across nearly 6,000 square feet puts this house solidly in the upper tier of what agents call “luxury inventory” — big enough for multigenerational living or full-time guest quarters, small enough to still feel like a single-family home rather than a compound. The four-car garage is the detail that signals the target buyer: this is a house built with car collectors and multiple drivers in mind, not a starter move-up buy.

At $2.9 million, the price lands the property at roughly $483 per square foot — a figure that tracks with high-end suburban markets rather than coastal trophy addresses, where similar square footage routinely runs multiples higher. That price point is exactly the lane Krulsawat’s channel lives in: aspirational enough to hook viewers, attainable enough that it doesn’t feel like fantasy real estate.

Inside the Walkthrough

The tour leans on open-concept entertaining space as its centerpiece, the kind of layout that lets a kitchen, dining area, and living room function as one continuous room for hosting. Multiple levels give the house separation between public and private space, and the primary bedroom suite gets its own private outdoor access — a feature Krulsawat frames as central to the “California lifestyle” pitch even though the property itself sits outside the state.

Outside, the grounds are built around a swimming pool and resort-style landscaping, the visual payoff that closes out most of Krulsawat’s videos. It’s the shot that gets clipped and shared — pool, patio, six-figure backyard — because it’s the fastest way to sell the fantasy in fifteen seconds of footage.

5,995 square feet, six bedrooms, six baths, four-car garage — for $2.9 million, this is what “the California lifestyle” looks like on paper.

The Efficacy of Krulsawat Tours

Krulsawat isn’t a lifestyle influencer who happens to sell houses — he’s a working agent who figured out that a camera and a walkthrough script convert better than a static listing sheet. Since around 2015 he’s used these videos to reach buyers who aren’t local, packaging square footage, room counts, and lot features into a narrated tour that does the job an open house can’t do for someone shopping from out of state. It’s the same format that’s turned tours of properties like an ultra-modern Beverly Hills mega mansion into recurring viewing habits rather than one-off clicks.

The formula holds regardless of price point. Whether it’s a resort-style backyard on a $2.9 million build or the kind of backyard waterparks featured in other mansion tours built around insane pools, the pitch is the same: let the square footage and the finishes do the selling, and let the viewer imagine themselves standing in the primary suite doorway looking out at the pool.

For Krulsawat, this house is one entry in a running catalog — the next tour drops whenever the next six-figure listing lands on his desk, and the format doesn’t change: walk in the front door, hit every bedroom, end at the pool.