Carolwood Estates: 2024 Annual Report

2 ANNUAL REPORT 2024

Casa Encantada, Bel Air | $165,000,000

I. Introduction Founders’ Letter 5 Sales Figures 7 Company Press 9 Design Accolades 13 Market Share 15

II. Significant Sales Our Highest Sales 19 Highest Sale in Beverly Hills 31 The Edge by Unvarnished 33 Harry Gesner’s Wave House 35 Hal Levitt Renovation 37 Jerry Moss’ Bel Air Estate 39 Abe Somer’s Tudor-Style Estate 41 Zedd’s Encino Compound 43 Evan Spiegel + Miranda Kerr Sell 45 The Clooney Estate 47 Judy Garland’s Former Estate 49 Charlie Puth’s Trousdale Estate 51 Patrick Swayze’s Ranch 53 Ladera Heights Gem 55

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III. On the Market Casa Encantada 59 Villa Theos 63 Villa Oliva by Howard Backen 65 The Reserve by Candy London 67 Ocho Manos 69 Brentwood Spec Mansion 71 The Cordell Project by Osklo 73 The Doumani House 75 Meghan Trainor’s Encino Estate 79 Current Inventory 81 Nicole Sherzinger’s Hollywood Hills Estate 83 AD 100 Firm Terremoto Landscapes 85 Current Inventory 87

IV. Credits

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SOLD | St Pierre Rd, Bel Air | $46,000,000

A letter from our founders

I. INTRODUCTION Within the first week of 2025, the unimaginable had already happened. Los Angeles endured one of the worst natural disasters in California’s history. The Palisades and Altadena wildfires caused unprecedented direct and collateral damage which have affected the lives of all Angelenos in some capacity.

Despite the numerous challenges currently facing Los Angeles, the city’s tenacity remains unmatched. Carolwood’s staff and agents are committed to supporting the relief efforts of our choice and providing the highest level of service to their clients in a time where expertise, integrity and compassion are of upmost importance.

As the firm looks towards a brighter future, Carolwood Estates has launched our 2024 Annual Report, shedding light on an incredible second year of operation for our firm. Carolwood celebrated our two year anniversary this past November.

Carolwood’s Beverly Hills office of 150 elite associates expanded to a roster of 180 as we welcomed Lisa Optican, Kevin Booker, Greg Holcomb, the Alan Long team, Patrick Fogarty, Connie Blankenship, Heather Boyd and Kate Newton to the fold among others.

Most notably we partnered with David Parnes and James Harris of Bond Street Partners in February. David and James are two of L.A.’s biggest celebrity agents with over $940 million in sales in 2024.

This unrivaled pool of diverse talent has helped Carolwood Estates to achieve a dominant 35% market share of the $20 million+ residential market and a leading 27% market share of the $10 million+ market in the prime neighborhoods of Los Angeles with an annual sales volume of $3.2 billion in 2024. The figure doubles that of Carolwood’s debut annual performance of $1.6 billion in 2023.

Carolwood was ranked as the #1 boutique residential firm in Los Angeles by The Real Deal in August, ranking 8th overall by onmarket volume.

The publication dubbed 2024 as “the year of Carolwood Estates” in December, as our associates represented half of the transactions on The Real Deal’s list of 2024’s most expensive home sales in Los Angeles.

Our agents achieved the highest sales of 2024 in Holmby Hills, Beverly Hills, Trousdale, the Bird Streets, the Hollywood Hills, Little Holmby, Century City, the Wilshire Corridor, Encino, Sherman Oaks and Studio City.

Our CEO Drew Fenton represented the four highest residential sales in Beverly Hills of the year himself, while Bond Street Partners represented three of the four highest residential sales in the Bel Air / Holmby Hills area respectively. Carolwood’s associates also represented four of the five highest residential sales in the prestigious Bird Streets, the three highest sales in the Wilshire Corridor / Century City area and the two highest residential sales in Little Holmby.

Cooper Mount represented the buyer of The Edge, designed and developed by Unvarnished, at $61 million marking the highest onmarket sale in Malibu of the year.

In total, Carolwood’s associates conducted 104 transactions priced $10 million and above in 2024 with nearly a quarter (23%) of those deals being conducted in-house with fellow associates at the brokerage. Not exclusive to just luxury, we sold $650 Million worth of properties priced $4 million and below in 2024.

Carolwood maintains an estimated $4 billion in current inventory, nearly half of which is held off-market. We continued to bring iconic properties to the market in 2024 including the $165 million Casa Encantada by James E. Dolena (restored by Peter Marino), the $65 million Reserve by Candy London, a $68 million Napa Valleyinspired estate by Howard Backen and the $12.5 million Doumani House designed by sculptor Robert Graham.

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SOLD | Copa de Oro Rd, Bel Air | $39,999,000*

*Indicates list price is represented

180 Our roster consists of 180 licensed agents headquartered in Beverly Hills representing both residential and commercial.

$3.2B Carolwood Estates took in an impressive $3.2 Billion total sales volume in 2024, our second year in business.

$4B Carolwood Estates currently maintains ~$4 Billion in luxury inventory including Casa Encantada, The Reserve, Ocho Manos and Villa Oliva.

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The Penthouse | 9440 Santa Monica Blvd, Beverly Hills

“ 2024 was the year of Carolwood Estates.“ - LA’s Record-Breaking Year for High-End Home Sales

Ranking LA’s Top Residential Firms of 2024

1

#

Boutique Firm in LA Carolwood Estates

8

#

Firm in LA Overall Carolwood Estates

Los Angeles’ top residential brokerages say the market’s humming along despite the numerous challenges the year has presented for them.

Malibu in particular has been home to many of the year’s biggest blockbuster deals, including the record $61 million on-market sale of a spec home in Scott Gillen’s The Case community and Laurene Powell Jobs’ off-market unbrokered purchase of a Paradise Cove home for $94 million. Although this year’s top four look similar to previous rankings, the rest of the list points to an increased presence from boutique brokerages.

Carolwood Estates is among the list’s newcomers. Some say the boutique presence isn’t new, as many smaller firms work with high-networth clients on off-market deals, which the list does not reflect. Cooper Mount of Carolwood represented the buyer of the aforementioned $61 million Malibu spec home The Edge by Unvarnished.

How LA’s Boutique Brokerages Juggle Closing Deals with Managing the Business The penthouse office at the Bank of America Building in Beverly Hills’ Golden Triangle serves as an extension of Drew Fenton’s collections, housing his Billy Haines chairs (currently about $4,000 a set at one online auction house), vintage seating by Italian architect Gio Ponti and 500 design books.

Fenton, who runs boutique residential brokerage Carolwood Estates, rarely sits still long enough to enjoy the space, which has views over Holmby Hills, Bel Air and other tony neighborhoods and feels more like the luxury mansions he sells than the headquarters of a top brokerage.

“I’m not sitting in a lofty office tower disconnected from the community,” he said. He prefers to be out working in the “sandbox” — the real world.

“We’re seeing more than ever that our highest-level clients prefer to transact off market,” Carolwood’s Managing Broker Nick Segal said. “It helps maintain a sense of both anonymity for the sellers and exclusivity for the buyers.”

The office, however, is his to run. Fenton, who spent more than 20 years making his name as an agent, serves as CEO of Carolwood, which he founded in early November of 2022 alongside CMO Ed Leyson and Managing Broker Nick Segal. The firm now boasts 180 licensed associates and a sales volume of $3.2 Billion in 2024, double the previous year’s take of $1.6 Billion.

Carolwood, which ranked highest of all the newcomers, at No. 8 overall, had a total sales volume of $1.6 billion across 290 deals, according to TRD analysis which counted Multiple Listing Service-recorded deals above $1 million between May 2023 and May 2024 and did not include off-market transactions.

Carolwood is one of several boutique brokerages led by agents who dominated Los Angeles at other firms and are now trying out a new title: the boss.

The brokerage said its volume measures closer to $2.7 billion with offmarket trades factored in for the period of May 2023 to Aug 2024 (the time of writing).

Many motivated by a desire to ditch corporate life, these agententrepreneurs are already seeing success, although some also grapple with the mundane tasks of being top dog and the details of managing an operation.

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SOLD | 1800 Marcheeta Pl, Bird Streets | $28,500,000*

*Indicates list price is represented

Coldwell Banker 4%

Sotheby's 2%

Haylen 2%

Keller Williams 1%

Douglas Elliman 4.5%

Carolwood Estates 35%

The Beverly Hills Estates 5,5%

Christie's AKGRE 7.5%

$20M+ Residential Market

Westside Estate Agency 9.5%

• Beverly Hills • BHPO • Bel Air • Holmby Hills • Sunset Strip • • Bird Streets • Hollywood Hills • West Hollywood • Century City • • Little Holmby • Westwood • Wilshire Corridor • Brentwood • • Pacific Palisades • Malibu • Venice •

Compass 12%

The Agency 17%

Market share reflects the top eleven brokerages in the given areas for SFR and C/C listings recorded with a sales and list price above $20M conducted between Jan 1st and Dec 31st of 2024.

Statistics include relevant off-market sales and deals done by agents currently at Carolwood prior to their affiliation. The accuracy of all information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.

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SOLD | 2859 Coldwater Canyon Dr, Beverly Hills P.O. | $11,995,000*

RENDERING *Indicates list price is represented

Rodeo Realty 3%

Sotheby's 2.5%

Keller Williams 1%

Westside Estate Agency 6.5% Carolwood Estates 27%

Douglas Elliman 7%

Coldwell Banker 7.5%

$10M+ Residential Market

• Beverly Hills • BHPO • Bel Air • Holmby Hills • Sunset Strip • • Bird Streets • Hollywood Hills • West Hollywood • Century City • • Little Holmby • Westwood • Wilshire Corridor • Brentwood • • Pacific Palisades • Santa Monica • Malibu • Venice • Los Feliz • • Studio City • Encino • Sherman Oaks •

Beverly Hills Estates 8.5%

Compass 16.5%

The Agency 10%

Christie’s AKGRE 10.5%

Market share reflects the top eleven brokerages in the given areas for SFR, LND and C/C listings recorded with a sales and list price of $10M or more conducted between Jan 1st and Dec 31st of 2024.

Statistics include relevant off-market sales and deals done by agents currently at Carolwood prior to their affiliation. The accuracy of all information is deemed reliable but is not guaranteed.

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SOLD | Wave House, Malibu | $42,500,000*

*Indicates list price is represented

Significant Sales

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SOLD | The William C. Hay Residence, Los Feliz | $11,500,000*

#1 We represented the highest sales of the year in Holmby Hills, Beverly Hills, Trousdale, the Bird Streets, the Hollywood Hills, Century City, Little Holmby, the Wilshire Corridor, Encino, Sherman Oaks and Studio City.

23% of our deals sold above $10 Million in 2024 were conducted in-house between agents at Carolwood Estates.

104 Our agents closed 104 transactions priced $10 Million and above in 2024.

The statistics displayed above include transactions by agents currently licensed at Carolwood Estates prior to their joining Carolwood Estates. *Indicates list price is represented

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SOLD | 984 N Alpine Dr, Beverly Hills | $33,000,000

FOUR HIGHEST SALES

BEVERLY HILLS OFF-MARKET ESTATE $65,000,000* Represented the Buyer and Seller

1006 N ROXBURY DRIVE $37,110,000 Represented the Buyer

OFF-MARKET ESTATE $35,000,000 Represented the Seller

984 N ALPINE DRIVE $33,000,000 Represented the Seller

THREE OF THE FOUR HIGHEST SALES

BEL AIR / HOLMBY OFF-MARKET ESTATE $67,500,000* Represented the Buyer and Seller

ST PIERRE ROAD $46,000,000* Represented the Seller

COPA DE ORO ROAD $39,999,000* Represented the Buyer and Seller

The statistics displayed above include transactions by agents currently licensed at Carolwood Estates prior to their joining Carolwood Estates. *Indicates list price is represented

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SOLD | 1475 N Doheny Dr, Bird Streets | $20,800,000

FOUR OF THE FIVE HIGHEST SALES

BIRD STREETS 1800 MARCHEETA PL $28,500,000* Represented the Buyer and Seller

1375 N DOHENY DR $24,000,000 Represented the Buyer

1432 TANAGER WAY $23,700,000 Represented the Seller

1475 N DOHENY DR $20,800,000 Represented the Buyer and Seller

THREE HIGHEST SALES

WILSHIRE / CENTURY THE UTAMA ROYALE $28,000,000 Represented the Seller

BEVERLY WEST PH $23,500,000 Represented the Buyer

THE CENTURY PH $20,7500,000 Represented the Seller

The statistics displayed above include transactions by agents currently licensed at Carolwood Estates prior to their joining Carolwood Estates. *Indicates list price is represented

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SOLD | 714 N Alta Dr, Beverly Hills | $27,300,000

Our Highest Sales of 2024 Highest Sale in Holmby Hills

Highest Sale in Beverly Hills

OFF-MARKET HOLMBY HILLS ESTATE

OFF-MARKET BEVERLY HILLS ESTATE

$67,500,000*

$65,000,000*

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Highest On Market Sale in Malibu

Highest On Market Sale in Bel Air

THE EDGE, MALIBU

ST PIERRE RD, BEL AIR

$61,000,000

$46,000,000*

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Seller

Second Highest On Market Sale in Bel Air

WAVE HOUSE, MALIBU

COPA DE ORO RD, BEL AIR

$42,500,000*

$39,999,000*

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Second Highest Sale in Beverly Hills

Highest Sale in the History of the Flats

1006 N ROXBURY DR, BEVERLY HILLS

OFF-MARKET BEVERLY HILLS ESTATE

$37,110,000

$35,000,000

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Seller

Highest Price per Sqft in Beverly Hills

984 N ALPINE DR, BEVERLY HILLS

OFF-MARKET MALIBU ESTATE

$33,000,000

$30,000,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

Highest Sale in the Bird Streets

1800 MARCHEETA PL, BIRD STREETS

OFF-MARKET BEVERLY HILLS ESTATE

$28,500,000*

$28,500,000*

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Represented the Seller

Highest Sale in the Wilshire Corridor

UTAMA ROYALE, WILSHIRE CORRIDOR

31412 BROAD BEACH RD, MALIBU

$28,000,000

$27,995,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

657 PERUGIA WAY, BEL AIR

714 N ALTA DR, BEVERLY HILLS

$27,995,000*

$27,300,000

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Represented the Seller

*Indicates list price is represented. The transactions displayed above include transactions by agents currently licensed at Carolwood Estates prior to their joining Carolwood Estates.

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SOLD | 10702 Levico Way, Bel Air | $21,500,000*

*Indicates list price is represented

Our Highest Sales of 2024 CONT

OFF-MARKET HOLMBY HILLS ESTATE

14330 SUNSET BLVD, PACIFIC PALISADES

$25,500,000

$25,375,000

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Represented the Buyer

Second Highest Sale in the Bird Streets

Third Highest Sale in the Bird Streets

1375 N DOHENY DR, BIRD STREETS

1432 TANAGER WAY, BIRD STREETS

$24,000,000

$23,700,000

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Seller

Second Highest Sale in the Wilshire Corridor

11 BEVERLY RIDGE TER, BHPO

BEVERLY WEST PH, WILSHIRE CORRIDOR

$23,500,000

$23,500,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer

OFF-MARKET BRENTWOOD ESTATE

362 COPA DE ORO, BEL AIR

$23,000,000

$22,750,000*

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Represented the Buyer + Seller

23826 MALIBU RD, MALIBU

755 SARBONNE RD, BEL AIR

$22,500,000

$22,500,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer

1910 BEL AIR RD, BEL AIR

10702 LEVICO WAY, BEL AIR

$22,350,000

$21,500,000*

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

31030 BROAD BEACH RD, MALIBU

1475 N DOHENY DR, BIRD STREETS

$21,499,000*

$20,800,000

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Highest Sale in Century City

Highest Sale in the Hollywood Hills

THE CENTURY PH, CENTURY CITY

OFF-MARKET HOLLYWOOD HILLS ESTATE

$20,750,000

$20,000,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

*Indicates list price is represented. The transactions displayed above include transactions by agents currently licensed at Carolwood Estates prior to their joining Carolwood Estates.

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Our Highest Sales of 2024 CONT Highest Sale in Trousdale

551 CHALETTE DR, BEVERLY HILLS

1001 N CRESCENT DR, BEVERLY HILLS

1130 CAROLYN WAY, BEVERLY HILLS

$18,750,000*

$18,550,000

$18,500,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Buyer

Highest Sale in Encino

Second Highest Sale in Little Holmby

3904 VALLEY MEADOW RD, ENCINO

31504 VICTORIA POINT RD, MALIBU

467 COMSTOCK AVE, LITTLE HOLMBY

$17,125,000

$16,950,000*

$16,750,000

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Seller

626 FOOTHILL RD, BEVERLY HILLS

31228 BROAD BEACH RD, MALIBU

532 SPOLETO DR, PACIFIC PALISADES

$15,750,000*

$15,500,000

$15,095,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer + Seller

OFF-MARKET BEVERLY HILLS ESTATE

918 WHITTIER DR, BEVERLY HILLS

1700 CARLA RDG, TROUSDALE

$14,200,000

$13,830,000

$13,550,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Seller

Highest Sale in Little Holmby

OFF-MARKET LITTLE HOLMBY ESTATE

344 COPA DE ORO, BEL AIR

722 N REXFORD DR, BEVERLY HILLS

$18,350,000

$17,985,000*

$17,475,000

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Buyer

23768 MALIBU RD, MALIBU

655 MACCULLOCH DR, BRENTWOOD

814 N WHITTIER DR, BEVERLY HILLS

$16,550,000

$16,100,000

$15,875,000

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Represented the Seller

Highest Sale in Studio City

OFF-MARKET SANTA MONICA ESTATE

606 N REXFORD DR, BEVERLY HILLS

THE CLOONEY ESTATE, STUDIO CITY

$15,000,000

$15,000,000

$14,500,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer

Second Highest Sale in Century City

Highest Sale in Sherman Oaks

OFF-MARKET CENTURY CITY ESTATE

3737 LONGRIDGE AVE, SHERMAN OAKS

543 PERUGIA WAY, BEL AIR

$13,400,000

$13,199,000*

$12,751,000

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

*Indicates list price is represented. The transactions displayed above include transactions by agents currently licensed at Carolwood Estates prior to their joining Carolwood Estates.

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Our Highest Sales of 2024 CONT

9115 CORDELL DR, SUNSET STRIP

710 N ALTA DR, BEVERLY HILLS

570 EVELYN PL, BEVERLY HILLS

$12,750,000*

$12,600,000

$12,550,000

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer + Seller

Represented the Buyer

WILLIAM C. HAY RESIDENCE, LOS FELIZ

2020 GEORGINA AVE, SANTA MONICA

810 FOOTHILL RD, BEVERLY HILLS

$11,500,000*

$11,435,000

$11,407,500

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer + Seller

435 MARGUERITA AVE, SANTA MONICA

550 HAYNES AVE, BEVERLY HILLS

625 N PALM DR, BEVERLY HILLS

$10,995,000

$10,800,000

$10,750,000*

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer + Seller

1457 N SAN REMO DR, PACIFIC PALISADES

9240 ROBIN DR, BIRD STREETS

624 N ARDEN DR, BEVERLY HILLS

$10,500,000*

$10,495,000*

$10,150,000

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer + Seller

2630 HARLESDEN CT, HOLLYWOOD HILLS

2859 COLDWATER CANYON DR, BHPO

441 N CLIFFWOOD AVE, BRENTWOOD

$12,400,000

$11,995,000*

$11,600,000

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer

FORMER JUDY GARLAND ESTATE, BEL AIR

OFF-MARKET TROUSDALE ESTATE

15970 ROYAL OAK RD, ENCINO

$11,100,000

$10,999,999*

$10,999,000*

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer

OFF-MARKET BEVERLY HILLS ESTATE

226 PALISADES AVE, SANTA MONICA

OFF-MARKET MALIBU ESTATE

$10,600,000

$10,500,000

Represented the Buyer

Represented the Buyer + Seller

814 CINTHIA ST, BEVERLY HILLS

724 N RODEO DR, BEVERLY HILLS

1025 DELLA DR, BEVERLY HILLS

$10,000,000

$10,000,000

$10,000,000*

Represented the Seller

Represented the Seller

Represented the Buyer + Seller

$10,650,000 Represented the Seller

*Indicates list price is represented. The transactions displayed above include transactions by agents currently licensed at Carolwood Estates prior to their joining Carolwood Estates.

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SOLD | 984 N Alpine Dr, Beverly Hills | $33,000,000

Renovated Hal Levitt Design in Beverly Hills Sells for $33 Million The architectural estate has sold for a record price at more than $5,000 per square foot

Sue Gross, the ex-wife of PIMCO co-founder Bill Gross, is closing out 2024 in a big way. Her home at 984 North Alpine Drive has sold for $33 million, nabbing a price per square foot in Beverly Hills of $5,024.

That marks a record on a price per square foot basis, according to listing agent and Carolwood Estates CEO Drew Fenton. It pushed the more than 6,500-squarefoot home into the slot for third priciest on-market deal in Beverly Hills this year.

It didn’t take long for Gross to find a buyer for the gated home, which touts a stone motor court, 12-foot ceilings, dining room set off with a glass enclosure, service kitchen and separate parking for staff. The property hit the market in September, with a $35 million ask.

At $33 million, the sale of 984 North Alpine Drive marks the fourth highest sale in Beverly Hills of 2024.

The deal marks another feather in the cap of Fenton, whose name is synonymous with some of Los Angeles’ priciest on and off-market trades. The Carolwood CEO was involved in each of the top four sales in Beverly Hills of 2024.

Fenton represented the seller on an off-market deal which marked the highest sale of the year in Beverly Hills. The roughly 48,000-square-foot mansion known as Le Palais was offered privately at $65 million. Fellow Carolwood associate Zac Mostame represented the buyer.

Gross paid $20 million for the Hal Levitt designed home in 2018 before it underwent extensive renovations. She tapped Stonehurst Group’s Justin Krzyston as contractor.

Fenton also represented the buyer of Beverly Hills’ priciest on-market deal this year. That sale was the more than 20,000-square-foot estate at 1006 North Roxbury Drive, which sold for $37.1 million in June. Designed by architect Richard Landry the manse featured a 400-bottle wine room.

The home is the second on the street Gross has sold in about as many years. She found a buyer for 960 North Alpine Drive in 2022, which sold for $23.3 million. Gross bought the property in 2017, paying $35 million for the home from Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi.

Beverly Hills’ third priciest trade of 2024, which sold in December for $35 million, was also held by Fenton and located at 619 North Arden Drive. The Spanish-style, 1920s residence was sold by a trust tied to producer David Zander, according to public records.

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SOLD | 1475 N Doheny Dr, Bird Streets | $21,800,000

Home with a Musical Past Sells for $21 Million Eagle-eyed music fans may recognize this Los Angeles house—its likeness once graced the interior gatefold of George Harrison’s second solo album. Both Harrison and Ringo Starr appear in the picture, alongside other musicians Harrison worked with on the album, as well as entertainment attorney Abe Somer, the home’s owner.

Somer was a fixture of the ’60s and ’70s music scene in particular, with a client list that included the Rolling Stones, the Mamas & the Papas, the Beach Boys, and the Doors along with the Beatles.

Somer passed away in 2023, and his widow and daughter are now selling the legendary property that has been in their family for over 50 years.

The 1927-built primary structure has been well maintained in its original style both inside and out, save for the tastefully renovated, more contemporary-leaning kitchen and bathrooms.

Leaded-glass windows, wood paneled ceilings, and built-in bookshelves and cabinetry appear throughout, all in immaculate condition. Additional structures, both in the same style, include a pool house with a kitchenette and lounge area and a carriage house with a grand double height library and guest suite.

Located in the desirable neighborhood of the Bird Streets, the nearly two acre property features grounds designed by Mark Rios in the style of an English estate. An oval lily pond, brick pathways, koi ponds, and waterfalls add tranquility to the grounds. A tennis court accompanied by a viewing pavilion, plus a fenced in pool, layer on even more appeal.

Cooper Mount of Carolwood Estates represented the buyer for nearly $21 million. Richard Ehrlich also of Carolwood Estates held this listing.

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Meghan Trainor Buys Zedd’s Modern Encino Mansion for $17.1 Million The sprawling LA abode was formerly owned by Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner

SOLD | 3904 Valley Meadow Rd, Encino | $17,125,000

Music producer Zedd’s Los Angeles mansion has been a magnet for big names, and it looks like the starry streak will continue. Fellow Grammy winner Meghan Trainor just bought the Jae Omar-designed abode, according to Robb Report.

Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner were the home’s first A-list owners.

They purchased the newly-completed dwelling for $14.1 million in 2019, the same year that the Jonas Brothers reunited on stage.

Two years later, Zedd (a.k.a. Anton Zaslavski) scooped up the nearly 15,000-square-foot home for $15.2 million. The EDM artist returned the six-bedroom, 12-bathroom home to the market in January with a $19 million price tag.

Trainor snagged the contemporary digs at a discounted $17.1 million–not bad, considering Zedd made some considerable upgrades to the space during his tenure there. The “Made You Look” singer might’ve been drawn to the home’s recording studio, which comes complete with a vocal booth. The residence’s nonmusical amenities include a wellness retreat with a gym, sauna, and a massage room—all among Zedd’s customizations to the home.’

“I’ve always been into really modern, slick, sharp corners,” the “Clarity” artist told AD during a 2018 tour of his former Beverly Hills mansion. That proclivity is also reflected here: crisp, modern lines are found everywhere in the listing photos, from the architectural details to the furniture to the swimming pool.

Other highlights of the estate include an outdoor kitchen, a putting green, a wine cellar, and two kitchens. A two-story guest house on the property features a state-of-the-art movie theater and a pub with a billiards table.

According to Robb Report, the sale is Trainor’s third purchase in the area in the past four years. Zedd is also a repeat buyer in the neighborhood; he relocated to another Omar-designed mansion in Encino, which marked the area’s most expensive deal of the 2023 when he bought it for $18.4 million.

Justin P. Huchel of Carolwood Estates represented Trainor on the purchase.

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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel and Model Miranda Kerr Find Their Buyer for Brentwood Home The Los Angeles property was also owned by Harrison Ford for many years

SOLD | 655 Macculloch Dr, Brentwood | $16,100,000

Tech mogul Evan Spiegel and his Australian model wife have found a buyer for their Los Angeles home. The couple listed the house, located in the city’s Brentwood neighborhood, back in March. The 7,000-square-foot home closed on September 18th for $16.1 million, according to listing records.

The traditional-style main house, which was built in 1951 by architect Gerard Colcord, features a double-height foyer, a formal dining room with a fireplace and a living room that opens to a large terrace. There are six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, including a primary suite with high ceilings, a marble bathroom, two large closets and a balcony that has a view of the city.

The listing was held by Drew Fenton CEO of luxury real estate firm Carolwood Estates, who did not respond to Fortune’s request for comment on the transaction. Fenton has sold many high-profile, multimillion-dollar properties in Los Angeles, including Chartwell, the Playboy Mansion and the Beverly House.

Spiegel’s former residence was arguably just as high profile even before he moved in. The sixbed, eight-bath home was built in 1951 and was previously owned by Indiana Jones actor Harrison Ford from 1983 to 2012 until HBO Max’s former chief content officer Kevin Reilly bought it.

Back in the 80s, Ford had paid exactly $1 million for the home, designed by renowned architect Gerard Colcord; Reilly snagged it for $8.2 million three decades later.

Reilly flipped the house and sold it to Spiegel in 2016 at $12 million. Spiegel, 34, and Kerr, 41, lived there for about eight years, but recently moved into their new $145 million “mega-estate” in Holmby Hills, according to Robb Report. Spiegel did not respond to a request for comment from Fortune about the sale.

Spiegel, the co-founder and CEO of Snap Inc., is currently worth an estimated $3.1 billion.

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SOLD | The Clooney Estate, Studio City | $14,500,000

George Clooney Sells Studio City Home for Record $14.5 Million It’s the end of an era for George Clooney. The Out of Sight, Ocean’s 11, From Dusk Till Dawn, O Brother Where Art Thou?, Burn After Reading, and Solaris leading man has parted ways with the English-style Los Angeles estate he has maintained for about three decades. Clooney bought the spot in 1995 for $2.2 million—from folk-rock icon Stevie Nicks, no less.

The home at Iredell Lane is located in Studio City’s Fryman Canyon area, a woody neighborhood flush with exclusivity and gated estates. The mystery buyers are a newlywed couple in the entertainment industry, according to a source with knowledge of the deal. Carolwood Estates’ Kevin Dees represented the buyers.

The $14.5 million deal marks the highest of the year in Studio City and among the highest in the entire San Fernando Valley.

The Oscar winner recalled his purchase of the 7,354-square-foot house in a 2012 segment of the CBS program Person to Person. “I was in the second season of ER living in a little house and I thought, well maybe it’s time to get a little bit larger house off the street so I wouldn’t fall prey to every photographer,” Clooney said. “To me, it was a sign of making it, to be able to buy your own home.” In the years since, the actor invested millions into expanding and renovating the six-bedroom, six-bathroom dwelling.

CBS’s cameras also got an inside look at the the two-story home, revealing a theater equipped with a popcorn machine, multiple bars, a basketball court, and an open-air dining room with a temperaturecontrolled wine wall as some of its A-list amenities. Hardwood floors, stone fireplaces, and coffered ceilings were also shown. Since then, the Fantastic Mr. Fox star married civil rights lawyer Amal Alamuddin (now Amal Clooney) and welcomed twins. In 2018, she told Vogue that the former bachelor pad, where Clooney once threw legendary dinner parties, had transitioned into more of a “low-key” family home.

The tree-lined plot hosts the main home as well as multiple guesthouses, a tennis court, and a pool. Major renovation work to the property was completed in the fall of 2022 and included the addition of two villas, with the Clooneys reportedly paying $1 million for the expansion. The couple maintain an international real estate portfolio with homes in England, Italy, France, and New York City.

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SOLD | Former Judy Garland Estate, Bel Air | $11,100,000

Judy Garland’s Famed Bel Air Estate Sells for $11.1 Million The actress bought the 5,513-square-foot home in 1938, the same year she was signed to star in “The Wizard of Oz”

The home, which was originally listed for $11.5 million in March, is located about a mile from Sunset Boulevard and a few blocks from the Hotel Bel-Air. Garland was 16 years old when the home was built and commissioned famed architect Wallace Neff to design the estate. Neff is often credited with defining California-style architecture, with his work drawing influences from Spain and the Mediterranean.

The home has since been linked with other celebrity residents, including Quincy Jones and Marvin Gaye. Property records show the most recent seller acquired the property from Stephanie Booth Murray, the great-great granddaughter of Times Mirror Company founder Harrison Gray Otis.

The 5,500-square-foot home has five bedrooms and seven bathrooms. It includes a gated driveway, iron staircase anchoring the home’s formal entry, chef’s kitchen with a marble island, pool and writer’s cottage.

Garland’s former home is the latest residential deal in the popular Bel Air market.

Carolwood Estates’ Sebastian Spader and Kevin Dees represented the buyer.

“Presenting one of Bel Air’s most famous houses: the former estate of Judy Garland by master architect Wallace Neff. Situated on nearly 2.7 acres of exceptionally manicured grounds, this traditional estate has been carefully modified over the last decade.

Enter through the circular, gated driveway into a world of refined elegance beginning with the grand iron staircase as the focal point of the formal entry.

Enriched hardwood floors lined with custom seagrass rugs are met with monochromatic, molded walls spanning between each of the storybook windows.

The chef’s kitchen features top-of-the-line appliances, an expansive marble island, a sun-drenched breakfast nook, and access to the backyard.

The five spacious bedrooms are all en suite and complete the floor plan of this posh enclave.”

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Charlie Puth Sells Mid-Century Modern Beverly Hills Manse The singer has parted ways with his Rex Lotery designed abode in an off-market deal

SOLD | Off-Market Trousdale Estate | $10,999,999* *Indicates list price is represented

Charlie Puth is dipping out of the 90210—at least, for now. The Grammy-nominated singersongwriter is selling his midcentury modern home.

The off-market deal has reportedly closed.

The “We Don’t Talk Anymore” singer had reduced the asking price to $11 million, which was its last listed price. The sale comes a month after Puth’s wedding, which was held at his family’s residence in the celeb enclave of Montecito, California.

The musician first acquired the home in 2017 for $9 million. The seller was photographer Matthew Rolston. Puth settled into the 4,800-square-foot property, located in the affluent Trousdale Estates neighborhood, not long after parting ways with his Mediterranean-inspired villa in the Hollywood Hills for $2 million.

The five-bedroom, four-bathroom Beverly Hills house was built in 1965 by architect Rex Lotery. It was originally owned by Freddie de Cordova, a longtime producer of the The Tonight Show during Johnny Carson’s tenure, which earned it the moniker “The de Cordova House.” The manse was also reportedly a social hub for advisers to President Ronald Reagan. Lotery was the mind behind many famous abodes, including Elvis and Priscilla Presley’s home, also located in Trousdale Estates.

Though is sports some modern amenities (following an update by Los Angeles architect Stephen Shortridge), Puth’s two-story, ’60s-inspired home still retains much of its original charm. The exterior of the singer’s soon-to-be-former dwelling is composed of concrete, stone, glass, and redwood.

The estate features spacious courtyards and a motorcourt that can accommodate nine vehicles.

Both the city skyline and the mountains can be seen from the grounds.

Guests are greeted by an airy foyer complete with a floating staircase up to the home’s second floor. On the ground level, a sunken living room is lined with floor-to-ceiling windows. Other main floor highlights include a cozy fireplace lounge, a built-in wet bar, and a kitchen with marble countertop islands, and a sculptural chandelier. Outdoor amenities include a pool, a fire pit, and an enclosed garage-turnedfitness studio.

Bond Street Partners represented Puth on the deal.

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SOLD | 10420 Kurt St, Sylmar | $3,950,000*

*Indicates list price is represented

$4 Million Equestrian Compound Once Owned

by Patrick Swayze Sells An equestrian compound that includes a 1948 ranch house with three bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms, a guest cottage and a barn on a 4.5-acre lot has sold.

This estate in the Sylmar neighborhood of the San Fernando Valley is known as Rancho Bizarro. It was the longtime home of the actor Patrick Swayze, and many of his design choices remain intact, along with his dance studio.

The property’s equestrian amenities include an arena for show jumping, a lounge with a view of the arena and a barn with 11 horse stalls. There is also space for other animals; current residents include Baby and Johnny, a pair of ducks, and several goats.

Hiking and camping spots abound in this area at the base of the Angeles National Forest. Driving to Burbank or Studio City takes less than 30 minutes. A gated driveway leads from the street to the detached garage; from there, a path leads to the main house.

The front door opens into a foyer. The living room beyond has knottypine walls, a beamed ceiling, a fireplace with a white-painted brick surround and access to a powder room.

Nearby is a dining area in a solarium-style space facing a patio and pool. The bright kitchen opposite has white cabinetry and appliances with goldtone hardware, as well as windows overlooking the grounds.

The primary suite, off the living room, has a bedroom with a fireplace, two walk-in closets and direct patio access; the bathroom has a deep soaking tub surrounded by windows and a walk-in shower.

On the other side of the house are a guest room big enough to hold a queen-size bed; another room that could be a bedroom, library or home office; the dance studio, which could serve as a home gym or family room; and a bathroom with a walk-in shower.

The guest cottage behind the main house has a bedroom covered in palm-leaf wallpaper and a bathroom with walls finished in white subway tile.

The barn includes a tack room, two grooming stalls, a laundry room, a lounge overlooking the horse arena and a full bathroom.

Brett Lawyer of Carolwood Estates held the listing.

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SOLD | 6412 S Holt Ave, Ladera Heights | $3,040,000

1965 Mid-Century Modern House Sells for $3.04 Million This house was renovated by the sellers, who bought it in 2022 and restored the original walnut paneling and terrazzo floors; updated the plumbing and electrical systems; and installed new doubleglazed windows and skylights.

The property is in Ladera Heights, about 10 minutes from downtown Culver City and 15 minutes from Los Angeles International Airport and the beaches of Playa del Rey. Driving to Hermosa Beach, Redondo Beach or Long Beach takes about half an hour.

Indoors: A paved path runs parallel to the driveway, through a yard landscaped with drought-tolerant plants and into a gated entry courtyard.

The front door opens into a foyer with terrazzo-tile floors and access to a full bathroom with a walk-in shower.

To the right is a sunken living room with new hardwood floors, a free-standing brick fireplace and folding glass doors that open to the courtyard. On the other side of the fireplace is a dining room with brass pendant light fixtures and more glass doors facing the courtyard.

This space connects to a kitchen with custom-built cabinetry, quartzite slab countertops and white enamel appliances with goldtone hardware. An island with a waterfall counter separates the kitchen from a family room with walnut paneling, another fireplace and glass doors that open to the pool area behind the house.

One bedroom, currently used as a home office, is off the family room.

It has more walnut paneling and glass doors facing the pool, as well as access to a powder room.

The other three bedrooms are on the opposite side of the house.

The primary suite has a walk-in closet, a bathroom with a sleek oval soaking tub and a separate shower, and sliding-glass doors that open to a private courtyard enclosed by a white-brick wall. The other two bedrooms are linked by a full bathroom.

Outdoor space: The central courtyard functions as an extension of the living space, with a wood platform that offers space for lounging.

Behind the house is a partially covered patio next to the swimming pool and spa. The attached garage holds three cars.

Susân Perryman of Carolwood Estates held the listing.

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Casa Encantada, Bel Air | $165,000,000

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The Reserve, Holmby Hills | $65,000,000

Art Deco Holmby Hills Estate by Candy London Lists for $65 Million The lavish home boasts a 226-foot driveway that leads to a carport for up to 15 vehicles

A luxurious 21,000 sq. ft mansion in Los Angeles has hit the market for $65,000,000.

The property, known as The Reserve, is located on a 2-acre private estate in the exclusive Holmby Hills neighborhood on a street that has been home to such celebrities as Frank Sinatra, Audrey Hepburn, designer Tom Ford and department store magnates Alfred and Betsy Bloomingdale.

Constructed in 1959 and extensively remodeled over the past two decades, The Reserve now consists of a main home and a separate guest house with a total footprint of 21,000 square feet (1,950 square meters) and 10 bedroom suites. There is also a 226-foot (69-meter) driveway and a carport for up to 15 vehicles.

The property also includes a gym and spa, a French Regencystyle cinema with a dozen seats, a Hollywood Art Deco bar, and a playroom with a children’s slide. Extensive outdoor space includes a swimming pool, jacuzzi, tennis court, a grand pavilion and seven water features and fountains.

The mansion was originally purchased for about $24 million in 2013 following a renovation by the actors Kristoffer Winters and Jeremy Renner, the thespian duo that have redeveloped several luxury homes over the years. It’s named The Reserve after an Art Deco eagle ornament that Winters said in a 2013 interview was salvaged from an old Federal Reserve building.

The design firm responsible for the most recent renovation is Candy London, the team behind the world’s most prestigious property development, One Hyde Park: The Residences at Mandarin Oriental.

The development is located in London’s exclusive Knightsbridge district which is home to some of the world’s wealthiest people.

The listing is held by David Parnes, James Harris and Drew Fenton of boutique firm Carolwood Estates.

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Ocho Manos, Brentwood | $64,500,000

Explore a Financier’s $64.5 Million Custom-Built, Mallorcan-Inspired Estate Set amid 3.5 acres of meadows, rose gardens and sports courts, the palmfringed infinity pool at Ocho Manos is an aquaphile’s dream with what is perhaps a perfect pool — and its elegant Spanish-style cabana and indoor-outdoor bar makes it perfect for entertaining.

Built from Mallorcan stone, the accompanying 20,000 sq ft house offers a double-height living room and library, family bedrooms with homework areas, a guest apartment, separate family and catering kitchens, large gym, 1,200-bottle wine cellar, and even a dedicated gift-wrapping room.

Offered at $64,500,000. Represented by Drew Fenton, CEO and co-founder of Carolwood Estates. Bob Ray Offenhauser, architect.

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1104 N Tigertail Rd, Brentwood | $23,995,000

$24M Brentwood Mansion Tests Luxe Market’s Pent-Up Demand Carolwood’s David Parnes is optimistic as a slow summer yields to a “slammed” autumn

Developer Phillip Braunstein and Bond Street Partners’ David Parnes walked through the recently completed property at 1104 Tigertail Road last week. It took a little over five years to get to that point.

During the first six months of the year, the two sold about $600 million worth of homes. Then the market slowed in July and August, according to Parnes. “Now, September, we are slammed,” he said.

The home, which is listed for $23.995 million, covers more than 14,400 square feet. The two-story home was built above grade, meaning there’s no basement, while views of the Getty Center mark the entire length of the 200-foot-long lot. Custom millwork, wood paneling and use of marble and stone round out the home’s finishes.

Last week’s Federal Reserve interest rate cut helped, and further reductions will as well, Parnes said. “The sentiment’s back in the market.

There is a lack of inventory, so there is pent-up demand,” he said. “People were waiting for a real clear signal that everything is OK and now it is.”

As a result, he expects the Bond Street team to clear approximately $1 billion in sales this year.

It took two-and-a-half years to obtain all the permits and another three years of construction for Braunstein and his development company Colossal Properties to bring the six-bed, 10-bath home to life and onto the market in Brentwood’s Crestwood Hills neighborhood. The enclave is known for its Mid-Century homes sitting high above Sunset Boulevard in the Santa Monica Mountains.

The gated property has a herringbone stone motor court, four-car garage, elevator, infinity pool, sauna, theater, gym, wine room and plenty of outdoor deck space.

Topping all that out is a custom artificial intelligence-generated sculpture created by digital artist Beeple, neé Mike Winkelmann. The artist turned heads after Christie’s auctioned his piece, “Everydays: The First 5000 Days,” for $69.3 million in 2021. The piece, which is not included with the home, marks the artist’s first residential project and first to utilize AI. For Parnes, the Tigertail listing comes with a chance to ramp up Bond Street Partners — the team within Beverly Hills brokerage Carolwood Estates co-founded by James Harris and himself — as the market bounces back from its summer slowdown.

Parnes’ optimism follows a rugged 2023 for the industry and a settling in of the Bond Street team at Carolwood, after joining the brokerage in February. “We find that the Carolwood brand is more aligned with what we are and who we are now because it’s a boutique Beverly Hills office with some of the top agents in the country,” Parnes said. Parnes went on to call out Carolwood’s “sophisticated” branding and marketing as in line with the Bond Street brand.

As for 2025, Parnes is upbeat on luxury and expects, “business as usual.”

That’s in part, he said, due to a normalcy that has settled into Los Angeles’ luxury market. After all the headlines around the new rules stemming from the National Association of Realtors settlement and more than a year since the Measure ULA transfer tax went into effect, buyers and sellers are getting back to the market.

“Everything thrown at us, ULA, NAR, it hasn’t stopped us,” Parnes said.

“Yes, last year was hard, but interest rates are going down and the fact that ULA is just a cost of sale now, it is what it is. And, as far as NAR, sellers are still choosing, from our experience, to offer commissions ...

At the end of the day, people want to buy real estate.”

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9100 Cordell Dr, Sunset Strip | $14,850,000

Hollywood Regency with a Touch of Scandinavian Warmth When you think of the Hollywood Hills, you think modern façades, whitewashed exteriors, lush greenery in every direction and expansive, breathtaking views—and you wouldn’t be wrong. However for Osklo, it was all about maximising views and embracing opulent, Hollywood Regency architecture, while bringing in a bit more warmth and comfort.

“In the Hollywood Hills, you usually only get an east or west facing views,” explains Osklo principal Michael Martin. “This house has both.” To capitalise on these, and in line with the owners’ vision of ‘framing’ these views, they brought in oversized casement windows.

Originally built in 1948 and rumoured to be an original John Elgin Woolf, the home was first designed by Robert Koch,and then by Waldo Fernandez while the property was owned by the actor Michael York and his wife, Patricia.

The current owners decided to reimagine the 5,000-square-foot home. Incongruous elements were stripped back in favour of open, light-filled spaces and a more neutral palette.

Today, the home comprises four bedrooms, five bathrooms, and multiple living areas, all on a double lot with a six-car motor court lined in cobbled limestone.

The front of the home features two, symmetrical creamy white blocks edged in black that then give way to a two-story entry that’s framed in plaster and glass. It feels quaint, yet also grand and modern: Hollywood Regency for the 21st century. “We wanted a Scandinavian take on Hollywood opulence,” says principal Arya Martin, “so we mixed rift oak panelling and wide plank floors with matte plaster walls.”

The Martins’ favourite room is the dining room, which is sunken from the kitchen and at pool level, with floor-to-ceiling glass doors on two sides offering views of downtown LA. “We brought in an additional fireplace that we elevated to dining level, so that late-night dinners were surrounding by flickering light on both sides,” says Martin. An oval dining table is surrounded by cosy, shearling-wrapped chairs and a leafy, seven-foot tree in the corner ties to the lush greenery outside.

That welcoming feeling carries through the kitchen and living areas, with the Osklo team introducing higher seat heights and roomier sofas for comfort, as well as muted antique rugs and earth-toned fabrics on furniture. “My favourite room is the kitchen,” says listing agent Davana Fryzer of Carolwood Estates. “I wanted it to be a gathering area for the entire house and also have the feel that it had been there for a while. The panelled cabinetry in rift oak is mixed with a breakfast nook that hugs the architecture of the house. It’s a truly incredible room.”

In the TV room, the same rift oak panelling is complemented by a bespoke marble fireplace and pair of Ico Parisi lounge chairs found outside of Palermo—“one of the best versions of the chairs we have come across,” notes Arya Martin. “We chose a longer mohair that feels like an older woman’s most adored sweater and the legs have a perfect patina.”

The mark of a true home, however, is the feeling it ultimately imparts and ongoing positive feedback from the owners. “Over time, the home should reveal itself with nuances and visual moments layered in [with] new memories and experiences,” says Arya Martin.

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4 Yawl St, Marina del Rey | $12,500,000

The Doumani House by Robert Graham [ PUBLISHED IN 1983 ]

A week after Carol and Roy Doumani asked artist Robert Graham to create a sculpture for the new beach house they were planning, in Venice, Cal­ifornia, Graham invited them to his studio, where he presented a wax model, not of a sculpture, but of a house he proposed for the site.

Roy Doumani recalls: “Bob said, ‘I’d like to design the house,’ and I asked him, ‘Have you ever built a house?’ His answer was, ‘No, but I have ideas.’ “ The Doumanis, who had long collected Graham’s sculp­ture, listened to the ideas, were im­pressed by his enthusiasm and decided to take the risk. But they did more than agree to his design: Their commitment to seeing the house properly built became so strong that, after trial and error with conven­tional contractors, they took over the contracting themselves.

Thus the project became a collaboration that has emerged as one of the most provocative and controversial houses of the recent architectural past.

When Graham and the Doumanis met at his studio, the sculptor was re­ ally presenting two sets of ideas-one implicit, one explicit. Implicit in the lost-wax model was a sculptor’s ap­ proach and sensibility. The exterior architectural skin of the model could have been cast for a bronze of the house as an idea. Graham spoke of the house as a shelter for the human bodythe body that is the central subject of his sculptures. Throughout the design he showed the same con­c ern for proportion and dimension expressed in his meticulous figura­t ive bronzes.

He also approached the design as an artist who had long worked in studios: the high ceilings, voluminous spaces, skylights and strong uninterrupted walls of his own studioand the concentration it allows-became the template con­cept for the Doumani interior.

The explicit idea Graham pre­sented to the Doumanis was that the house should “make occasions for works of art” that would be phys­ ically integrated into the structure: “Everything is a possibility-walls, ceilings, doors.” He proposed to find the artists to do murals, mosaics, stained glass windows and architec­tural features for specific places.

Graham wanted to demystify art by bringing art and artist back from a “self-indulgent, removed and esoteric world” to an everyday living context.

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In the Doumani house, the artist would work “in a framework of cre­ative franchise, not in a context of avant-gardism or alienation.”

Works of art and the building could be closely associated, without being acts of aesthetic risk or examples of the latest, sharpest cutting edge.

The Doumani structure is at last completed, and it survives its intellec­tual burden with liveliness. Attention is not forced to the in­ place art, which occupies the house without ostentation, each piece re­sponding to the nature of the loca­tion.

The full-wall fresco by David Novros, in the entryway, is a color abstraction of the sunsetan abstrac­tion that comes to life when low western sunlight filters through squares of colored glass on the op­posite wall.

The engraved glass of the balustrade, by Bengston, refracts southern light. A Joanna Pousette­ Dart mosaic in the stairwell leading to the roof deck captures light in its glass fragments, with the noon sun.

Robert Graham’s strong columnar figures are positioned to involve the architecture. One taut female bronze picks up an implicit axis in the rear half of the house, firming the line with her own strong frontality. An­other nude faces the setting sun with the conviction of an Egyptian statue: The sun’s rays penetrate the house through the large front window and activate the tension of her body.

The spatial clarity and lightness of the house, and the simplicity of the walls, silhouette these figures and turn people into sculptural shapes.

Nothing is busy in this interior; in his capacity as architect, Graham antici­pated the art and assumed it would give the house detail.

Graham also conceived the house so that it alludes to the human body: a bronze-finished trim around a doorway frames the person walking through it, establishing human scale graphically within the volume of a room.

The handrails, door handles and window latches are also bronze­f inished, as though the house turns to bronze where the hand touches it. The human being seems to be the link between the bronze sculpture and the house.

4 Yawl St, Marina del Rey | $12,500,000

Graham emphasizes the human scale in the house in a re­current step motif by making each run of steps the height of a six-foot person, and each tread a full twelve inches deep. This stepped form is an anthropomorphic reference.

The house is not, however, de­signed in the image of man-it does not make the human figure into ar­chitectural elements or metaphors. The structure remains a cubic shell-ab­stract and in some ways immaterial.

The Doumanis have underdeco­ rated the house, so that the art and the structure, its light and space, are the environment. They do not want the house to acquire a finished look, nor is it to be finished-it will stay in evolution, an ongoing activity.

Bengston continues to be actively in­volved, as a friend, design trouble­shooter and artist.

It is not that the artists involved have made armoires and mosaics before. Bengston had never thought about creating a jet to ripple a pool so that the red mosaic snake at the bottom would wriggle.

All are responding outside their field because, as Graham believes, “an art­ist is an artist first, and then he ac­cepts a discipline, like sculpture, painting, architecture. This is not to say that everything an artist does is art.”

Like Renaissance artists, contem­porary artists can apply themselves to a variety of endeavors. Somehow the in-place art pieces in the Doumani house lose their signatures, no longer possessed by the artists’ reputations. The pieces belong to the house.

Graham did not intend, in this building, to take up current archi­tectural polemics or to indulge art fashion. The sculptor does not try to advance architectonic form conceptu­ ally, even though the thinking in this house is fresh: Robert Graham is the first to admit that he “went to school on the house. I now notice how things fit together, how a floor meets a wall.”

Some local architects, who think the architecture could have been better, note that Graham ne­glected to ask an architect to do a sculpture:

They do not doubt the premise of art within architecture, but they question a cross-disciplinary excursion into another expertise, one that happens to be their own. And artists-sensitive about being left out at the inception of the design-say that the sculptor just became another architect who presented the artists with a building accomplit But in his first building, Robert Graham has been able to question the premises on which artists and archi­tects have operated during most of this century. In giving art a ground, he has given ground identity from its resident pieces.

The Architect and the artist may not have collaborated simultaneously at the beginning, but ar­chitecture and art, in the completed house, work flawlessly together.

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4322 Hayvenhurst Ave, Encino | $9,995,000

Meghan Trainor’s Encino Home Lists for $10 Million After buying DJ Zedd’s Encino mansion, the “All About the Bass” singer has now listed her own property in the area she purchased in 2020

Now that Meghan Trainor has purchased DJ Zedd’s rockstarworthy mansion in the Los Angeles enclave of Encino for just over $17.1 million, the Grammy-winning singer/songwriter’s other San Fernando Valley home has popped up for sale.

The property is listed with Justin P. Huchel of Carolwood Estates who also repped Trainor on her record setting purchase earlier this year. The buy marked the highest residential sale in Encino of the year.

Trainor, known for smash pop music hits like Lips Are Moving and All About That Bass, is asking nearly $10 million for the glitzy digs, which she and her husband, Spy Kids actor Daryl Sabara, purchased from rapper TMG Fresh in late 2020.

Originally built in 1998 but fully renovated from top to bottom during Trainor’s tenure, the white stucco structure is sequestered behind tall gates and hedges and features six bedrooms and eight baths in a little more than 14,100 square feet of multi-level living space. Also on the premises is a two-story detached guesthouse, which sports a gym on the bottom floor, plus a bedroom, a bath, a kitchen, and a living room up top.

Among the main-level highlights is an entry foyer boasting a double staircase, which flows to a pair of formal living rooms.

A fireside family room connects to a gourmet kitchen, which is outfitted with a duo of islands, top-tier stainless appliances, and an accompanying dining area that has sliding glass doors spilling out to the backyard; elsewhere is an office space and a guest bedroom with its own bath.

The amenities continue upstairs, where five additional en-suite bedrooms include a sumptuous master retreat flaunting custom glass doors opening to a separate fireside lounge area with access to a private patio, along with two walk-in closets, and a luxe bath spotlighted by dual vanities, a soaking tub, and a marble-clad shower. A lower-level recording studio with its own entrance is also decked out with a kitchenette and a bath, while a top-floor bonus space is currently being used as a playroom.

As for the park-like grounds, they span just over an acre and host a new swimming pool with a spa, a waterslide, and a waterfall, as well as a firepit, an al fresco dining area, a sports court, a mini-putting green, and an elaborate children’s play space. Also on the premises are an expansive motorcourt and a carport that can accommodate up to 10 vehicles.

In addition to the just-purchased and for-sale homes in Encino, the couple recently splashed out $3.1 million for a newly built modern farmhouse-style home also in the area.

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Nicole Scherzinger’s Luxurious $6.7 Million Hollywood Hills Home The former Pussycat Doll’s Hollywood Hills home has plenty of enviable features—think sweeping views of Los Angeles, a saltwater pool and a wraparound terrace. And now Nicole Scherzinger’s home could be yours The 4,602 sq ft, four-bedroom, five-bathroom home, which sits on a 5,921 sq ft lot in the Hollywood Hills, has been listed for US$6.7 million.

Described as a “jaw-dropping and masterfully renovated estate”, the property offers “one of the best views in the entire Sunset Strip”—vistas stretch across downtown Los Angeles to the ocean, according to its listing.

Features include high ceilings and gallery walls—Scherzinger had spoken about creating space for commissioned artworks in her home; a wraparound terrace and a saltwater plunge pool. The master bedroom has floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open up to create “a seamless indoor-outdoor sanctuary above the stars”. Other designs include a space that has been transformed into a mirrored gym, a ten-seat cinema with tiered seating and an outdoor bathtub by one of the bathrooms.

The singer, formerly of the pop group The Pussycat Dolls, reportedly bought the home for US$3.76 million in 2016. She had lived in the home on and off throughout the years and also showcased it in the media (most notably for Architectural Digest). The home was reportedly put on the rental market for US$40,000 a month and had also been listed for sale in the past for US$7.95 million. It was originally built in 1990 and has undergone extensive renovations. It is listed by James Harris and David Parnes of Beverly Hills-based Carolwood Estates—the two agents were formerly stars of the Bravo reality show Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles.

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1942 Lemoyne St, Echo Park | $3,450,000

Echo Park Property with Landscapes by AD100 Firm Asks $3.45 Million Indoor-outdoor living is one of the greatest perks of Los Angeles living, and there’s perhaps no architectural style better suited to the lifestyle than modernism. One Echo Park property that fully embraces the genre is now on the market with an asking price of $3.45 million.

Designed by the founder and principal of architectural office Radar Inc., Rachel Allen AIA, FAAR, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom home is surrounded by vegetation curated by AD100 landscape design firm Terremoto. Large windows in almost every room allow glimpses of greenery to serve as artwork in each space.

Above the staircase that connects the upper and lower levels, a long row of skylights reveals a view of a mature tree. Most of the finishes are either white or wood, limiting the distraction from the natural features. Stone walking paths lead to additional garden spaces, a pool, and an additional structure (designed by Thinc Los Angeles) that currently serves as an artist’s studio.

Terremoto was founded by principals David Godshall and Alain Peauroi with a simple premise: “We wanted to create projects that are about ideas and philosophy—gardens as an expression of culture,” explains Godshall, who oversees the company’s Los Angeles operation in Echo Park while Peauroi directs the San Francisco office.

Terremoto has recently worked its magic at California’s famed Sea Ranch Lodge, Two Bunch Palms in Desert Hot Springs, and The Native hotel in Malibu. On the residential side, they’ve created gardens for Mandy Moore, Devendra Banhart, and a host of other boldface names.

The listing is held by Jonah Wilson of Carolwood Estates.

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Featured listings priced $8 Million and below from our current luxury inventory.

2464 N Catalina St, Los Feliz | $7,900,000

10917 Savona Rd, Bel Air | $6,800,000

2003 El Cerrito Pl, Outpost Estates | $4,749,000

6671 Colgate Ave, Beverly Grove | $4,695,000

1437 Belfast Dr, Hollywood Hills | $6,795,000

175 W Channel Rd, Santa Monica | $5,995,000

1035 21st St, Santa Monica | $4,175,000

607 N Sierra Bonita Ave, Beverly Grove | $2,250,000 87

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