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Tour Designer Max Azria’s Bel Air Mansion – $85 Million Dollar Listing

April 28, 2015
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What costs $85 million in the heart of Los Angeles?  Answer: The BCBG designer Max Azria house.  Located at 10250 W. Sunset Blvd in the Holmby Hills area of Los Angeles, this mansion is on the market for a mere $85 million.  It is listed by The Agency.

So strange that I would happen on this house.  Just this weekend TE and I were driving through Beverly Hills, Bel-Air area and admiring the beautiful homes as we jetted along in his convertible.  We were actually looking at stucco colors on all of the houses as we try to figure out the exterior color for our Malibu renovation project.

Anyhooo….back to this mega mansion….Azria is the founder and owner of the famed BCBG fashion line.  He and his wife have put their 30,000 square foot, 17 bedroom, 22 bath estate on the market.  The home was originally designed by the legendary architect Paul Williams in the 1930’s.  With modern updates, this grand estate features both classic and modern updates.

Max & Lubov Azria
Max & Lubov Azria

In addition to vast necessary rooms such as a large master bedroom suite, a chef’s kitchen and more, the 60 room residence includes a 6,000 square foot movie theater and a 2500 square foot home office!

The grounds boast a private tennis court with an elevated viewing box; a glass-ceiling former greenhouse turned fitness room, a 2nd greenhouse for organic produce, a purified zero-edged pool next to a Moroccan bath house with sauna, steam shower and spa.

All of this in the center of Los Angeles.

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Happy Tuesday!

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Coco

Photos: The Agency

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3 responses to “Tour Designer Max Azria’s Bel Air Mansion – $85 Million Dollar Listing”

  1. Deb says:
    April 29, 2015 at 10:42 AM

    Hard to feel cozy in there but love some of the decor details.

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  2. Susan Lundell says:
    April 29, 2015 at 1:29 PM

    Yikes! It’s horrible! Just think how it could have been with that amount of money??? Sad!

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  3. Rania says:
    April 30, 2015 at 8:12 PM

    Wow the decor is stunning! With that many amenities, you never need to leave your home.

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