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February 8, 2019

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PRESENTED BY Jon Grauman and Billy Rose of e Agency List Price $9.495 million A - L I S T I N G | 1 1 4 0 4 B E L L A G I O 66 DIGS.NET | 2.8.2019 M A R K E T Classic architectural flourishes meet refined, modern design in a Bel-Air abode modeled aer a historic Mediterranean villa Worldly Renaissance W R I T T E N B Y W E N D Y B O W M A N I nspired by the work of noted resort architect Addison Mizner, the former 1960's-era estate of late songstress Peggy Lee was reimagined by its current owner during a three-and-a-half-year span in keeping with the original home's footprint. Expect materials sourced from around the globe, from an antique chandelier found in a London flea market gracing a soaring, two-story foyer to a large stone fireplace hand-crafted in Paris in the great room. And that's not all: In the kitchen is a brick ceiling hailing from an old home in Northern Italy and stone flooring from the South of France, while the master bath showcases walls and columns inlaid with hand-cut mother of pearl from the Indian Ocean. e crescendo? A 2,000-square-foot wraparound terrace offering jetliner city and ocean views from one of the only cul-de-sacs in Bel-Air. "Set behind private gates, and surrounded by lush hedges and ivy-covered porticos, this spectacular villa soars above the city lights," says Jon Grauman, director of e Agency's estates division, who is co-listing the property with Billy Rose, president and co-founder of e Agency, for $9.495 million. "is romantic, stately residence was stunningly reimagined with materials from around the world and installed by master craftsmen." Situated at 11404 Bellagio Road—in sought-after Lower Bel-Air— the five-bedroom abode features 6,000-plus square feet of living space. Among the highlights is an elegant formal dining room with rich hardwood flooring and the home's original fireplace that flows via a butler's pantry to a chef 's kitchen complete with unfinished Venetian plaster walls; a barrel-vaulted ceiling of hand-laid tile imported from a storied Italian estate; antique flooring from a historic villa in the South of France; a free-standing Calacatta marble slab island; dining area; and Wolf and Miele appliances. Yet other show-stopping details include a temperature-controlled wine room; large screening room; and sumptuous master retreat. Massive French doors open to a lush backyard replete with a European- style pool and spa with water feature, along with the aforementioned view terrace that can accommodate a large number of guests for a seated dinner. And rounding out this home's allure is a sports court, as well as numerous terraced entertaining spaces. PHOTOGRAPHS: COURTESY OF THE AGENCY THIS ROM A NTIC , STATELY R ESIDENCE WAS STU NNINGLY R EI M AGINED W ITH M ATER IA LS FROM AROU ND THE WOR LD A ND INSTA LLED BY M ASTER CR AF TSMEN. " " -Jon Grauman, e Agency

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