Corbi designed this house based on experience with security systems and devices, which explains why this particular mansion is well-defended. Although the homeowner hasn’t disclosed all of the security and safety features, the ones that are known are of top quality.

In addition to having a panoramic view, this residence has other offensive options. The dwelling is five stories tall, and it has a heliport on the roof in case of an emergency such as a fire so the homeowners can be whisked away to safety. There is also an elevator that takes you from the garage to all of the floors.

With 32 rooms, there is 8,000 square feet to keep track of, but if you find an intruder in this house, you can seek comfort, luxury and safety in two hidden panic rooms or the two safe cores. However, it’s unlikely that a burglar will get past the comprehensive surveillance systems. The panic rooms and safe cores are meant to protect the homeowners from intruders as well as natural disasters, nuclear attacks, biological warfare and chemical attacks.

This Los Angeles home also has some safety features to keep guests comfortable too. If your family or friends need special treatment such as a handicap-accessible bedroom and bathroom, the guest suite has it all. In case you’re wondering what’s going on outside, the master suite has a 360-degree view.

This mansion has examples of extreme home security, but if you could afford it, wouldn’t you want to be able to feel this safe and have peace of mind? How much would you pay to make your house more secure?

Adding more security devices to your home might be out of your reach for right now, but it’s best to learn from this homeowner and keep your home surveillance hush hush. Although you might want to brag about your new, cool technological equipment, it’s wise to let it remain a secret.