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Rock Legends' Beverly Hills Party Pad Hits Market
5 Oct
Summary
- Beverly Hills estate, once a jam session spot for rock stars, is listed for $3.995 million.
- Screenwriter Ian La Frenais hosted Mick Jagger, George Harrison, and others at the property.
- The 1960s Tuscan Zen-style house features four bedrooms and extensive amenities.
A significant piece of music history in Beverly Hills is now for sale at $3.995 million. This Tuscan Zen-style residence, spanning 3,918 square feet, served as a legendary hangout and jam session location for iconic musicians.
Screenwriter Ian La Frenais and his wife, artist Doris La Frenais, purchased the four-bedroom house in 1989. During the 1970s and 1980s, the property was a frequent destination for stars including Mick Jagger, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Ronnie Wood, and members of Eurythmics. Friends like George Harrison and Tom Petty often joined informal jam sessions there.
The home, originally built in the 1960s, was meticulously restyled by the La Frenaises over years. It features an artist studio, a screening room, and a meditation room, complemented by a courtyard with a waterfall, pool, and fire pit.
This estate is more than just a house; it's described as a piece of Hollywood history. La Frenais co-wrote numerous screenplays and television series while living there, further cementing its cultural significance. The couple is now looking to downsize, potentially moving to London or the Beverly Hills Flats area.
