Rod Stewart lists LA mansion for $70M
Legendary British rock star Rod Stewart has put his Los Angeles compound on the market for $70 million, just days after his former Malibu home was listed for $49.5 million. According to reports, Stewart, who is a soccer fan, allegedly bought the property in 1991 for $12.08 million, and it is located in North Beverly Park, one of the most prestigious gated enclaves in the area. The extravagant European-style 33,000 square-foot property features a soccer field, a bar, a loggia, a speakeasy, two gyms, and an impressive nine bedrooms, including a primary suite with a sitting room, terrace, and large walk-in shoe closets. The house is replete with Old World-style details, such as ceiling moldings, Corinthian columns, and crystal chandeliers, and the herringbone floors offer a stunning contrast to the marble floors that are decorated in various patterns. The listing is managed by Douglas Elliman’s Michelle Oliver, who claimed the estate would suit buyers looking for a “return to maximalism” or something different that stands out.
FAQs
Who is Rod Stewart?
Rod Stewart is a British rock singer and songwriter who has enjoyed a successful music career for over five decades. He was born on 10 January 1945 in Highgate, London.
Why is Rod Stewart selling his Los Angeles compound?
It is unclear why Rod Stewart is selling his Los Angeles compound. However, his representative declined to comment on his reasons for listing the property.
What does the Los Angeles compound include?
The 33,000 square-foot Los Angeles compound features a soccer field, a bar, a loggia, a speakeasy, two gyms, and an impressive nine bedrooms, including a primary suite with a sitting room, terrace, and large walk-in shoe closets. It also features Old World-style details, such as ceiling moldings, Corinthian columns, and crystal chandeliers, and the herringbone floors offer a stunning contrast to the marble floors that are decorated in various patterns.
Who is handling the listing for the Los Angeles compound?
The listing for the Los Angeles compound is being managed by Douglas Elliman’s Michelle Oliver.
LA Mansion Listed by Rod Stewart for $70 Million
Legendary British musician Rod Stewart has put his Los Angeles compound on the market for $70 million, just days after his former Malibu home was listed for $49.5 million. The Beverly Park estate is spread over 33,000 square feet, designed in European style and features nine bedrooms, a soccer field and a pool. The property was purchased by Stewart in 1991 for $12.08 million, and also has a three-story guesthouse and two gyms. The main house is filled with old-world touches, including Corinthian columns, crystal chandeliers, herringbone floors and marble floors. Stewart is known for his love of soccer and his shoe collection, which is said to be massive. The property is being sold by Michelle Oliver of Douglas Elliman. Oliver declined to comment on why Stewart has decided to list the Beverly Hills property, but said it was perfect for those interested in a “return to maximalism.”