Sotheby’s International Realty: Bela Lugosi ‘Westshire Manor’ Masterpiece
One of the rarest estates in Hollywood, the Bela Lugosi "Westshire Manor," presented by Sotheby's International Realty, was built by architect Frank W. Green finished in 1932.
Landmark celebrity masterpiece, one of the rare estates in Hollywoodland, the Bela Lugosi “Westshire Manor”, built by architect Frank W. Green finished in 1932. Magnificent construction and classic details not often found. Ballroom sized living room with massive stone fireplace, formal dining with banks of iron glass windows, library/4th bedroom with its own entrance, and bright chef’s kitchen with gaggenau appliances and service entrance. 3 en suite bedrooms. Expansive master suite with marble fireplace, original tilework, mahogany and peg/groove floors, handmade ironwork. Crafted beam ceilings, grand foyer with skylight, gated courtyard entry. One of the most advantageous sites in Hollywoodland married to one of the most classic homes in Beachwood Canyon with a storied celebrity history. Soaring views through Hollywood to Palos Verdes and Beachwood Canyon. Gorgeous flat and terraced grassy yard, gardens and terrace with waterfalls, fountains, outdoor stone shower,tiled in ground spa encompass the manor. Gym and wine cellar.
2829 Westshire Drive, Los Angeles, CA
$2,997,000
3 Bedrooms, 4 Baths
Images courtesy of Sotheby’s International Realty
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