Beverly Hills brutalist mansion for sale for $68 million
LOS ANGELES - Oakley founder James Jannard is selling his Brutalist-style estate in Beverly Hills for $68 million, a week after he sold his Malibu megamansion for a record-breaking $210 million.
The billionaire's cement fortress is set on a two-acre bluff in the lush Trousdale Estates, Realtor.com reports. Jannard and his architects reportedly drew inspiration from Stonhenge for its exterior.
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The 18,000-square-foot home has 5 bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, and Brutalist interiors marked by bare concrete walls and floors, high ceilings, an industrial fireplace mantle, and custom-made furniture, according to Realtor.com.
Other amenities include a theater, gym, an elevator, wine cellar, and an infinity pool.
Jannard bought the home in 2009 for $19.9 million.
A social media influence page, @ZillowGoneWild, shared photos of what the home looks like from the inside:
It's a "modest" listing compared to his 9.5-acre oceanfront mansion in Malibu that sold to a private buyer for $210 million - the largest real estate transaction in California history. The 15,000-square-foot property spans nearly 10 acres on top of a cliff, with its own private stretch of ocean near El Pescador State Beach.
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The three most expensive home sales in California history are in Malibu - Jannard's home, Jay-Z and Beyonce's, and venture capitalist Marc Andreesen, who purchased a $177 million estate in Paradise Cove in 2021.
Jannard's estimated net worth is $1.3 billion, according to Forbes.
