Inside A $115M Estate Once Owned By Hollywood Legends | On The Market | Architectural Digest
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Explore the fabled walls of 141 S. Carolwood Drive, the largest mansion in Los Angeles, previously owned by legendary stars like Sonny & Cher, Marilyn Monroe, and frequented by luminaries like Jay-Z and Beyonce. Take a tour of the iconic estate and its rich history.
,,The Fabled Walls of 141 S. Carolwood Drive
Welcome to the Elwood Estate, the largest mansion in Los Angeles, nestled in the exclusive Holmby Hills. Built in 1936, this property has been home to legendary stars like Sonny & Cher, Marilyn Monroe, and has hosted incredible events like the Grammy Awards parties hosted by Jay-Z and Beyonce.
The estate boasts 13,000 square feet of living space, nine bedrooms, 12 baths, and a stunning pool house. Currently on the market for $115 million, this property is a true Hollywood gem.
Exterior of 141 S. Carolwood Drive
Grand Foyer of Elwood Estate
Reception Hall of Elwood Estate
Primary Bedroom Suite
Esther Williams Pool House
The Legendary Pool House and Grounds
The pool house and grounds of the Elwood Estate are truly iconic. The property spans 10 park-like acres, featuring oak trees and an Olympic-size pool. The pool house, originally built for actress Esther Williams, is a testament to Hollywood's golden era.
Esther Williams Pool House
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I've always been fascinated by the stories behind celebrity-owned properties. This tour was a treat for any history buff and design enthusiast.
What a fascinating glimpse into the history of Hollywood's most iconic estates! I can't wait to visit one day.
The attention to detail in the design and architecture is truly remarkable. A true gem of Hollywood history.