Dan Bilzerian’s NEW HOUSE
A two-lane bowling alley, a rooftop terrace, and a $65 million price tag — welcome to Dan Bilzerian’s Bel Air compound.
Dan Bilzerian has built his brand on private jets, million-dollar poker wins, and an Instagram feed that reads like a highlight reel of excess. The latest addition to that reel is a newly constructed megamansion at 10979 Chalon Road in Bel Air, and a walkthrough from host Jacob of the YouTube channel JP – Mansion Tours takes viewers inside every corner of it. The property isn’t just big — it’s engineered from the ground up as a party compound, with a two-lane bowling alley as its centerpiece.
- The Bel Air estate is valued at roughly $65 million and reportedly commands about $200,000 a month in lease costs.
- The house spans approximately 31,000 square feet across a multi-acre promontory, with 12 bedrooms and more than 20 bathrooms.
- Standout features include a regulation two-lane bowling alley, a multi-tier commercial-grade home theater, and a full gym, sauna, and spa suite.
Inside the 31,000-Square-Foot Compound
Built new and perched on a multi-acre lot, the Chalon Road property is laid out for scale rather than intimacy. With 12 bedrooms and over 20 bathrooms spread across roughly 31,000 square feet, the design leans into sweeping skyline and canyon views rather than tucked-away privacy. It’s a different animal than the more traditional Beverly Hills builds featured in this $65,000,000 ultra-modern mega mansion tour, favoring open entertainment footprints over formal living rooms.
The reported $65 million valuation and roughly $200,000 monthly lease rate put the house squarely in Los Angeles’ rarefied top tier of rental real estate, alongside the handful of promontory-lot estates that command similar numbers in Bel Air and Holmby Hills.
The Bowling Alley and Gaming Wing
The tour’s signature moment is the regulation two-lane bowling alley, built directly into a lounge and gaming pavilion rather than tucked away as an afterthought. It sits alongside pool tables and a customized poker setup — the kind of layout built for Bilzerian’s well-documented card games rather than casual house parties. A walk-in wine cellar rounds out the entertainment wing, giving the space a mix of dive-bar energy and high-end finish.
A two-lane bowling alley built into a Bel Air mansion’s lounge wing — not a novelty add-on, but the room the whole house is designed around.
Theater, Gym, and Spa Facilities
Below the main living areas, the house houses a multi-tier, commercial-grade home movie theater, the kind of build normally reserved for small screening rooms rather than private residences. Fitness and recovery get equal real estate, with an expansive private gym, a sauna, and dedicated spa suites — amenities that read less like a mansion perk and more like a boutique wellness club dropped into a basement.
The Pool, Grounds, and Primary Suite
Outside, the grounds are built for crowds: a vast infinity-edge swimming pool with inset loungers and daybeds, outdoor bars, and turf areas designed to handle large-scale gatherings rather than quiet afternoons. The scale echoes the backyard-waterpark trend covered in these mansions with backyard waterparks and insane pools, where the pool itself becomes the main event rather than a supporting feature.
The primary suite mirrors that same go-big approach, with dual walk-in closets, multi-head spa showers, and direct terrace access looking out over the Los Angeles basin. Every room the tour passes through — bedrooms included — seems built with an audience in mind, which tracks given the house’s role as the backdrop for Bilzerian’s Ignite International promotions and viral lifestyle content.
Jacob’s walkthrough runs the length of the property without a single quiet, understated room in the mix — which is really the whole point of a Dan Bilzerian house. Whether he’s leasing it long-term or simply using it as his latest content set, the Chalon Road estate is built to be seen, bowling alley and all.

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