For the first time in thirty years, Dame Elizabeth Taylor’s Bel-Air estate has been listed with a price of $8.6 million. Taylor has owned the California ranch-style home since 1981, and the property was originally owned by Nancy Sinatra Sr. According to Taylor’s Estate, the property is “hidden by mature foliage” and “sits on 1.27 acres at the top of a long driveway.” Taylor’s son, Christopher Wilding, said of the house, “It was the focal point for the family and where we all gathered, especially at Thanksgiving and Easter.” View Article

For the first time in thirty years, this Wallace Neff traditional, built in 1941 is for sale with a listing price of $7.85 million. Sydney Pollack and his architect wife, Claire bought the home in the 1980s and lovingly restored it. Sydney and Claire Pollack married in 1958 and remained together until Sydney’s 2008 passing “at his home in Pacific Palisades,” states the Los Angeles Times. View Article

The late Sydney Pollack, who directed over 21 films including Out of Africa, Tootsie and The Firm, resided at this Pacific Palisades estate until his death in 2008. View Article

The Wallace Neff-designed Pacific Palisades estate that belonged to the late Sydney Pollack and his wife, Claire, has hit the market. The director of dozens of films, including Tootsie, Out of Africa, and of course, This Property is Not Condemned. View Article

Elizabeth Taylor’s estate in Bel Air, Calif., which was listed May 20 for $8.6 million, has just sold to an undisclosed buyer. View Article

Elizabeth Taylor’s Bel Air house has sold, and in just 33 days, according to an email from the listing agent, David Mossler. View Article

Thursday afternoon, David Mossler announced that Elizabeth Taylor’s Bel-Air estate had sold to an anonymous buyer at an undisclosed price. View Article

The Los Angeles home of the late Hollywood director Sydney Pollack is on the market for nearly $7.9 million. Listed by David Mossler View Article

Elizabeth Taylor’s Bel-Air Estate Goes On the Market The estate of Elizabeth Taylor is asking $8.6 million for her home in Los Angeles’s Bel-Air neighborhood. The Hollywood star bought the ranch house in 1981 and lived there until her death in March at the age of 79. The home was “where we all gathered, especially at Thanksgiving and Easter,” Christopher Wilding, one of her sons, said in a statement. “She never entertained the notion of moving.” The roughly 7,000-square-foot home has five bedrooms, a living room with a beamed ceiling and fireplace and an office that was formerly a screening room. The walls of the master bedroom are upholstered in Ms. Taylor’s signature violet. The 1.2-acre property, once owned by Nancy Sinatra Sr., is guard-gated and has a pool. There’s a terraced English garden, a hothouse for orchids and a koi pond with a waterfall.
David Mossler of Teles Properties has the listing. View Article

In spite of plunging residential prices across much of the nation, home values in many wealthy enclaves continue to grow. There is so much demand, “well-to-do buyers can’t find good estates on the Westside,” said real estate agent David Mossler of Teles Properties, who specializes in luxury housing sales. Mossler, who represented the buyer in the sale of the unit at the Century, said, “There is no slowdown in demand for quality products.” The previous record price per-square-foot for a Los Angeles-area condo was $1,700 for a unit at Doheny Drive and Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, Mossler said. View Article