The Princess of Bel Air!

The Princess of Bel Air!

The Princess of Bel Air!

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Bel Air has been a sought after Los Angeles neighborhood for princes and princesses of industry, film and television and a few queens such as Elizabeth Taylor. It belongs to the Platinum Triangle of elite neighborhoods which include Beverly Hills and Holmby Hills and was founded in 1923 by and named for Alphonzo Bell Sr., a developer, champion tennis player and oil tycoon. A neighborhood of pure luxury, Bel Air has winding roads with mansions tucked away behind thick foliage and gated entrances reminiscent of the South of France with the same glimpses of clay barrel-tiled roofs and tropical plantings. One of the most well-situated and luxurious of these homes is on 1.5 acres on the edge of the iconic Bel Air Country Club Golf Course with a long range view across the greens.

Completed in 2003, this 20,000 square foot secluded Mediterranean-style mansion is entered through its gated drive ending in a large circular motor court with room for ten guest cars. With its eight bedrooms and sixteen baths, it’s everything a girl (or guy) could want with an entire floor of amenities such as a beauty salon, manicure-pedicure station, exercise-yoga studio, steam room, Jacuzzi, fitness center and a 2,000 square foot master suite. Comprised of areas for both grand scale entertaining and intimate family living, there is a formal dining room, movie-screening room, billiard room, wine cellar, poolside cabana, game room, and a full guest apartment with private entrance. Car collectors will be pleased with the subterranean garage. For more information.

A princess in a royal neighborhood, this Mediterranean-styled mansion overlooks Bel Air Country Club Golf Course. Priced at $50 million.

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