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A brand-new brutalist mansion in Bel Air has made its market debut.
Developer Tim McElwee is selling the 10,950-square-foot home at 1331 Linda Flora Drive for $36.5 million, Mansion Global reported. McElwee bought the property in 2017 and built the new home from scratch, completing work this year.
Christie’s International Real Estate Southern California’s Aaron Kirman and Westside Estate Agency’s Kurt Rappaport hold the listing…
McElwee designed an industrial-style home made with 4,500 tons of concrete complete with glass and wood touches. The interior and exterior, including a 75-foot terrace, boast views of west Los Angeles and the Bel Air hills.
The home has five bedrooms, a 455-square-foot sun room, a theater and wellness amenities including a home gym, a dry sauna, a steam shower and a spa. Both the theater and the living room have Quantum Media televisions with studio-quality screens.
The 1,600-square-foot primary suite occupies the whole third floor and has a walk-in closet with display cases, a coffee bar, a “glam room” and a bathroom with a terrazzo soaking tub. The kitchen has an island with seating and a bar and a hidden chef’s kitchen complete with commercial-grade appliances…
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