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Iconic Judy Garland Hollywood mansion sells for $11.1 million
The historic Bel-Air estate associated with Hollywood legend Judy Garland has found a new owner after selling for $11.1 million. The property, designed by renowned architect Wallace Neff in 1938, represents a tangible link to cinema's Golden Age.
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The storied residence changed hands at a price slightly below its asking value of $11.495 million, according to property records. The five-bedroom, seven-bathroom mansion exemplifies the architectural style favored by prominent figures during Hollywood's mid-twentieth century heyday.
Designed by Wallace Neff, one of Southern California's most celebrated architects, the estate reflects the classical traditions popular among entertainment industry elite. The property sits within lush grounds that have long attracted cinephiles and heritage enthusiasts interested in properties connected to entertainment history.
The sale underscores enduring interest in properties linked to celebrated figures from Hollywood's Golden Age. Garland's association with the estate has maintained its appeal across generations of buyers, despite the passage of decades since her era dominated American cinema.
The Bel-Air neighborhood continues to command premium prices for properties with historical significance. The latest transaction reflects broader market dynamics in the Los Angeles luxury real estate sector, where documented celebrity provenance often influences property valuations.