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A Tech Entrepreneur Supposedly Spent $35 Million On San Francisco's Priciest House

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Tech entrepreneur Trevor Traina and his wife Alexis reportedly spent $35 million on a mansion on San Francisco's "Billionaire's Row," according to local real estate blog Socket Site (via Curbed).

At that price, it would be the most expensive home ever sold in the city.

The home, a Tudor in Pacific Heights, last sold in late 2011 for $29.5 million. It has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms, bay views, a chef's kitchen, a catering room, a 3,000 bottle wine cellar, and a heated outdoor spa.

Traina has founded four tech companies, including Driverside.com, according to CrunchBase.

These photos are from last time the home was listed but show how stunning the property is.

The gardens surrounding the home are immaculate.

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And the views of the bay and Golden Gate Bridge are unbeatable.

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Check out how big the property is from above.

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Bay windows make the most of the view.

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Great marblework and a huge chandelier in the foyer.

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The property was supposedly revamped by the last owner.

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A dining room with space for a feast.

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The chef's kitchen is modern.

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The day room leads to the balcony.

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We hope those curtains were replaced.

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The master bedroom has a huge fireplace and bay windows.

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The breakfast nook reminds us of a hotel.

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The wine cellar holds 3,000 bottles.

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The outdoor pool is rare for San Francisco.

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The entrance to the home is framed by two evergreens.

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Now see what can be done in a fraction of the space.

Mini Paris Studio
Photographed by Sylvie Durand

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Julie Zeveloff West is Director of Editorial Product Strategy at Business Insider. She was previously Chief of Staff to Business Insider's editor-in-chief.Julie was the editor-in-chief of the Life division, where she oversaw Business Insider's entertainment, health, food, travel, style, parenting, and digital culture coverage. She was also a Deputy Editor for the site's business section, where she oversaw the lifestyle, transportation, retail, education, and lists & rankings sections, as well as its social media and graphic design teams. Before joining Business Insider in 2010, she was a reporter at Law360, where she covered international trade.In 2019, she was chosen as one of the Folio: Top Women in Media honorees in the Up and Comers category. Julie graduated from Cornell University and holds a master's degree from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism.