An unfinished megamansion in Bel Air is now available for $100 million. A stout price, yes, but the home is as interesting a speculation build as you’re likely to come across in upscale Los Angeles.

Built into a lush hillside, the 40,000-square-foot postmodern villa sits on a 1.35-acre lot, and is scheduled for completion in March. The unfinished and wildly grandiose spec residence was on the market last year for $75 million in a less completed state, but failed to find a buyer.

Modified Mediterranean styling cues like a black terracotta roof, indoor-outdoor loggias, and arched doorways combine with contemporary sensibilities, setting the home apart from similarly priced offerings by presenting a living style in a recent high-market build that isn’t afraid to turn on the charm a little. Since ultramodern styling is so popular, the warmer aesthetic might draw in buyers with less modern interests. Who could deny the luxurious look of warm wood and Italian stone?

The finished residence will feature eight bedrooms and 21 baths. The list of amenities is a long one, and includes a wine cellar, a tasting room, six bars, a spa with steam and sauna rooms, a full-service salon, a recording studio, a movie theater, an indoor basketball court, indoor parking for a fleet of supercars, and more.

The property’s acreage fits in two Olympic-size pools, as well as dramatic tiered landscaping. The property’s lengthy driveway allows for optimal privacy.