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Historic Ojai Mansion with Silent Film Past Fetches $4.6M
16 Oct
Summary
- Historic Tudor Revival estate in Ojai sold for $4.6 million.
- The 3,474-square-foot home was commissioned for silent-screen star Estelle Clark.
- The property is known as the Estelle Clark Estate and is a historic landmark.
The historic Estelle Clark Estate, a Tudor Revival property in Ojai, has been sold for $4.6 million. This estate, commissioned in 1928 for silent-screen actress Estelle Clark and designed by architect Austin Pierpont, was later home to composer Leo Robin. Designated a historic landmark, the 3,474-square-foot residence underwent meticulous restoration to blend its 1920s charm with modern living.
The property, set on approximately 1.17 acres with mountain views, features four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms. It also includes an enchanted barn and a detached yoga studio, offering a unique blend of historic character and functional space. The estate was initially listed at $6.495 million, with its final sale price representing a significant discount.
Ojai continues to attract buyers seeking a tranquil lifestyle near Southern California's creative hubs, with historic homes like the Estelle Clark Estate appealing to those who value architectural heritage and a sense of place. The sale confirms ongoing demand for well-preserved properties with significant cultural and artistic connections.
