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The Santa Monica home of Gary Stewart, the longtime Rhino Records and Apple Music veteran who passed away earlier this year, has sold for $1.71 million.
Owned by Stewart since the mid-1990s, the blue-trimmed bungalow sits back from the street and has stone pavers that lead up to the front door. Inside, the two-bedroom, three-bathroom floor plan features hardwood floors, recessed lighting and a brick fireplace in the living room. French doors in the paneled family room open to the backyard.
Jazzing up the market in the 90210 is a grand 1930s Spanish hacienda once owned by David Whitmire Hearst. Set behind gates and a long driveway this extremely private Hacienda style house features a magnificent entry with original tile and a wrought iron staircase.
First time on the market in over 55 years, this old Hollywood residence once owned by David Hearst sits on over 1.5 acres of rolling green lawns providing unparalleled privacy. Set behind gates and a long driveway this extremely private Hacienda style house features a magnificent entry with original tile and a wrought iron staircase. A Step down living room with coffered wood ceilings and oversized fireplace.
The Beverly Hills mansion once shared by Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt is looking for a new owner, and asking a cool $49 million.
The couple, who were married in 2000, purchased the historic home in 2001 for $13.5 million, according to The Wall Street Journal. They sold it in 2006, one year after their divorce.
The 12,000-square-foot mansion — now for sale over three times what Aniston, 50, and Pitt, 55, paid for it — was built in 1934, and has five bedrooms and 12 bathrooms. It’s listed with Susan Smith of Hilton & Hyland.
A Beverly Hills estate previously owned by Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston is for sale for $49 million. Pitt and Aniston, who were married from 2000 to 2005, purchased the home in 2001 for $13.5 million, according to The Wall Street Journal. Pitt and Aniston sold the home in 2006 to hedge fund executive Jonathan Brooks, who is the current owner.
The 12,000-square-foot, five-bedroom and 12-bathroom estate was built in 1934 and designed by famous architect Wallace Neff, who designed the mansion featured in the 2006 movie “The Holiday” with Cameron Diaz.
Designed in 1934 by influential Southern Californian architect Wallace Neff, the updated mansion boasts five bedrooms and 12 bathrooms.
Tucked away in Beverly Hills, California, the 1.2-acre estate once owned by Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston is back on the market. Originally designed by influential architect Wallace Neff in 1934, the house was renovated by the former A-lister couple, who owned the home from 2001 to 2006.
A glamorous estate in Beverly Hills once owned by Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston is up for sale. On the market for $49 million, it’s this week’s most expensive new listing on realtor.com®.
The home’s Hollywood history dates back to 1930s when it was built for the actor Fredric March, star of “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde." Designed by the architect Wallace Neff, a major exponent of the California style, the “meticulously upgraded” space has “kept all the architectural integrity of a bygone era,” according to the listing details.
“It’s been extensively renovated on the inside, although the outside looks like it did in 1934,” says listing agent Susan Smith with Hilton & Hyland. Smith notes the price is set in the right range, citing the recent sale of Adam Levine’s $45 million Beverly Hills flip.
“We officially decided to go on the market just under $50 million, based on recent comps that have sold,” Ms. Smith told Mansion Global. “We’re not looking to test the market, we’re selling this home at a realistic price.”
The price tag is $7 million less than the $56 million it was expected to be listed for, according to an April report.
The four-bedroom home was built in 1934 for two-time Academy Award winning actor Fredric March, famed for his roles in “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” (1931) and “The Best Years of Our Lives” (1946).
Things are heating up down by the beach.
On Palisades Beach Road in Santa Monica, a gated estate on the sand has sold for $9.975 million — the highest price paid for a single-family home in the small beachfront area in seven years, records show.
The property hit the market in February for $8 million and sold for almost $2 million over the asking price.
Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt's former home is now for sale.
Pitt and Aniston were married for five years before breaking things off and getting divorced in 2005. While the two were married, the former couple lived in a lavish Beverly Hills estate, which has been listed on the market for $56 million, The Wall Street Journal reported.
According to listing agent Susan Smith of Hilton & Hyland, the 12,000-square-foot property was designed by Hollywood architect Wallace Neff and dates back to the 1930s. Actor Fredric March and his wife, actress Florence Eldridge, were the original owners of the lavish estate.
A Beverly Hills estate designed by Hollywood architect Wallace Neff, and extensively remodeled decades later by then-owners Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt, is coming on the market for $56 million.
The approximately 12,000-square-foot estate dates back to the 1930s, when Mr. Neff designed the property for actor Fredric March and his wife, actress Florence Eldridge, according to the listing agent, Susan Smith of Hilton & Hyland. Mr. Neff was known for building some of the most recognizable estates of Hollywood’s Golden Age.
The property was later owned by philanthropist Wallis Annenberg, who sold it to entertainment attorney Ken Ziffren, Mr. Ziffren said. Mr. Pitt and Ms. Aniston bought the property from Mr. Ziffren for about $13.5 million, according to public records, and spent more than three years remodeling it. They added heated marble kitchen floors, a private screening room and, for a pub room, wood floors imported from a 200-year-old French château.
A Beverly Hills estate designed by Hollywood architect Wallace Neff, and extensively remodeled decades later by then-owners Jennifer Aniston and Brad Pitt, is coming on the market for $56 million.
The approximately 12,000-square-foot estate dates back to the 1930s, when Mr. Neff designed the property for actor Fredric March and his wife, actress Florence Eldridge, according to the listing agent, Susan Smith of Hilton & Hyland. Mr. Neff was known for building some of the most recognizable estates of Hollywood’s Golden Age.
Having sold several units in the exclusive Enclave at Century Woods, Susan Smith lends her insight into the increase in demand for vertical living in Century City. For the complete artlicle, please click here.
Sitting on nearly an acre of land, the traditional style house also features a two-room guest house. Built in 1947, other amenities include a swimming pool, outdoor fireplace, beautifully manicured lawns, and a brook-fed pond.
Susan Smith Realty represented the buyer.
Susan Smith joins 29 of the most prolific agents for single-family home sales of $7 million or more from March 2016 to March 2017. Hilton & Hyland held the top sales overall, with the largest amount of deals surpassing $7 million.
Oscar-winning actress Jane Fonda bought a four-bedroom, 5,700 sq. ft. luxury townhome for $5.45 million in Century City. The Mediterranean-style home is one of 10 newly constructed in Susan Smith's gated development The Enclave.
Featuring an open floor plan, the home boasts a luxurious and expansive kitchen, office, staff quarters, private elevator, rooftop terrace and a balcony off the master suite.
Kate Upton and Justin Verlander purchased $5.25 million for this remodeled traditional-style home with five bedrooms and six bathrooms. 5,706 square feet, the property boasts vaulted and beamed ceilings, hardwood floors and a grand room with fireplace.
Sitting below the estate is a sunken tennis court, swimming pool, beautifully manicured lawns, mature trees and a guest house.
Built in 1991, the 22,000 square feet mansion was designed for entertaining for all crowd sizes. A spectacular two-story entrance opens on both sides to a library, a chef's kitchen with three islands and grand formal areas.
Lined with gallery walls, a 100-foot corridor connects the main house to a guest apartment, gym, and screening room.
Actress and comedian, Kathy Griffin bought a renovated multilevel mansion for $10.85 million in Bel-Air. Built in 2003, the recently renovated 13,400 square-foot-estate boasts broad arches, artful wrought-iron detail and contemporary fixtures, exuding the utmost elegance and modern beauty.
Features include a gray-hued kitchen with two islands, an elevator, nine bedrooms, a lower-level lounge including a billiards room, home theater, and wine cellar.
Socialite , Suzanne Saperstein, purchased a 7,500-square-foot mansion for $9.5 million. While she did downsize from the 50,000-square-foot manor she previously built, the 1920s-era home sits beautifully on half an acre of land in Beverly Hills Flats.
Includes six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, a library, a tennis court, and a swimming pool and spa.
