But donвЂ™t worry, as this staggering price tag comes associated with a thoroughly modern property, featuringВ elegant mahogany floors, antique chandeliers, crown moldings, arches and several fireplaces. Showing off an charming French vibe, the luxurious 7,500-square-foot home was completed back in 1937. Her former Los Angeles mansion can be found at 10350 West Sunset Boulevard and it could be yours right now for вЂonlyвЂ™ $29.5 million. ItвЂ™s incredible place to live in and it gets even better as you take a closer look at all its amenities.Д«ut first, letвЂ™s take a step back in time and talk about this homeвЂ™s previous owner.В The late Marcia Israel-Curly, founder of JudyвЂ™s, one of the first boutique stores for women, was famous for hosting legendary parties here, with famous guests likeВ Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, Zsa Zsa Gabor and Joan Collins, and many more. In 2013, the Holmby Hills Homeowners Association Board has decided to reach out to the homeowners south of Sunset (and east of Beverly Glen) to grow the Association with new members also residing in Holmby Hills having similar interests.Proudly sitting on an exclusive 1.7 acre lot in the poshВ Holmby Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, this lavish estate comes with six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, a beautiful garden, a swimming pool and even several on-site walking paths. Our Association is the grouping of the homeowners on the north side of Sunset. When Sunset Boulevard was expanded into a four-lane thoroughfare, Holmby Hills was, for all practical purposes, split into north and south sections. It was renamed when it was opened through to the Pacific Ocean. In the 1920вЂІs, Sunset Boulevard was a two-lane country road, known as Beverly Boulevard. This decision by the Regents to relocate UCLAВ to the then undeveloped area of вЂњWestwood HillsвЂќ sparked the accelerated growth of Westwood, Westwood Village, and Holmby Hills вЂ“ all developed by the Janss Investment Company. It was left to his son-in-law, Harold Janss, one of the two brothers who ran the Janss Investment Company, who married LettsвЂ™s daughter, Gladys, to consummate the agreement to sell some 373 acres of the Wolfskill Ranch to the Regents of the University of California for UCLAвЂ™s new home. He died on May 18, 1923, before he could realize his master plan for the Holmby Hills development. was also a Trustee of the California State Normal School, forerunner to the вЂњSouthern Branch of the University of California,вЂќ later renamed вЂњUniversity of California at Los AngelesвЂќ (UCLA). Letts chose the name вЂњHolmby Hills,вЂќ deriving it from his birthplace, a small hamlet in England called вЂњHoldenby.вЂќДЄrthur Letts, Sr. Zoning was implemented to guarantee large lot size, and electric and telephone wires were buried beneath the tree-lined streets to help preserve the landscape. The community was bordered to the west by Beverly Glen Boulevard, to the east by Beverly Hills, and straddled what is now known as Sunset Boulevard. Holmby Hills was laid out on 400 acres of the original 2,000-acre Wolfskill Ranch, which the founder of the Broadway department stores, Arthur Letts Sr., had bought for $100 an acre. (For more information about the street lamps in Los Angeles, please visit the George A. You can tell you are in Holmby Hills just by looking at the lamps. The street lamp on this page was created in the 1920вЂІs by the Los Angeles Bureau of Street Lighting exclusively for the Holmby Hills neighborhood. These lamps were specifically made for Holmby Hills.

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