It certainly is angular! I would have liked some (not all) of it when I was young and living in NYC, but my tastes have changed. Gotta love the views, though! Thanks, Susan. Always fun to check out the houses.

I love that! It's very cozy. Only thing is didn't like were those giant light fixtures in a couple of the photos...oh and the design on the carpet...easily changed though. Where's that extra 12 million when you need it?

Thanks for posting that. I don't usually look at that kind of thing. What a nice house! It's sort of the best of MCM and Hollywood Regency combined. Very human scaled, cozy and inviting, while still having a formal sense, rather than all the rustic and shabby we see today. The angles are interesting without being cold or edgy. Lots of great, well thought out details. I especially like the views into the tennis court. So often the court is isolated because of the fencing. The glass panels and the patio above make it seem like part of the house, which is especially great when one is having a big affair on the court. Really nice house.

Was he a draftsman, I wonder? One of the rooms had what looked like a drafting table and the shallow sort of drawers people use for drafting.

It's very tastefully decorated. A nice place to hang out....and never get tired of the scenery!

I don't like it at all. It's very sterile. But the views are great. It will probably be sold for the land and the new owners will tear it down. That seems to happen to many of the homes sold in Beverly Hills and those other very pricey California locations.

I know mid century modern is making a come back, but I don't care for the house. The property is great.

Funny how some people love the house and others hate it! I LOVE it. I think it's one of the prettier celebrity homes that I've seen. Most are so gaudy and ginormous. I can almost see him lounging about the house and pool. :)

I agree, Arkansas. Some homes of celebrities seem like they wanted to see how much money they could spend rather than making a comfortable living place, incorporating every high-end fixture imaginable.

Alisande, I was looking at that big white room too. There is equipment there that I cannot identify, except a larger paper cutter. It was so bright, good place for projects of some sort.

On the listing it says it's 9,667 sq. ft., 2.9 acres, sold "as is." I wonder if there are "issues" which make it as "as is."

I really like it. I would make just a few changes like some of the light fixtures and those white wall have to go. Other than that I think it's lovely.

I kinda like it, but would really like to see a floor plan. Most of the rooms look quite livable and appealing....views to die for!

Loved the house and setting. I'd have a problem with the library. The scenery is so nice it would distract me from reading or studying.

It just occurred to me what is missing from the library. Comfortable reading places. No upholstered chair with good lighting provided if needed. Oh well, it's still a lovely place.

"As is" is how they are selling houses in the Los Angeles area these days. Simplifies the process.