Los Angeles Times - 04.04.2020

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OT PROPERTY LOS ANGELES TIMES SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 2020 WSCE

HOT PROPERTY

The English Revival-style
house sits behind a white-picket
fence in Gillette’s Regent Square
—a housing tract developed in the
early 1900s by razor-blade tycoon
King Gillette. Built in 1926, the
charming two-story home has lath
and plaster walls, oak wood floors
and high ceilings. Large picture
windows bring garden views into
the living and dining rooms.
Besides the updated kitchen,
there’s a breakfast nook, a family
room, five bedrooms and five
bathrooms in more than 3,400
square feet. A detached studio/
garage adds an additional 1,000
square feet of space.
Ferrigno, 68, was a two-time
Mr. Universe before landing the
title role on the CBS series “The
Incredible Hulk.” His acting cred-
its also include the sitcom “The
King of Queens” and the 2009 film
“I Love You, Man.”
Two years ago, Ferrigno was
selected by President Trump to be
a member of the President’s Coun-
cil on Sports, Fitness and Nutri-
tion.
Simon Salloom of Douglas
Elliman holds the listing.

Couture offering

comes to market

A Beverly Hills home designed
by late fashion icon Max Azriahas
come up for sale at $5.195 million.
Completed in 2012, the Moroc-
can-inspired residence features
herringbone-patterned wood
floors, marble fireplaces and win-
dows with custom steel coverings.
Ornate light fixtures and beamed
ceilings keep the eyes moving
upward throughout the four-
bedroom, six-bathroom house. A
striking floating staircase lined
with handmade artistic balusters
sits beyond the entry.
The two-story floor plan con-
tains a chef ’s kitchen with a 9-foot
island, a formal dining room, a
multiroom master suite and an
office/den. A lower entertainment
level holds a media room with a
granite-topped bar and a wine
cooler.
Patio space and a swimmer’s
pool with a spa and waterfall fill
out the landscaped backyard.
Rochelle Maize of Normand &
Associates holds the exclusive
listing.
Azria, who died last year at 70,
founded BCBG Max Azria, a
brand of contemporary clothing

for women, in 1989 and later re-

booted the French fashion label

Herve Leger after acquiring the

company in the late 1990s. His

designs have been featured in

more than 500 department stores

worldwide and worn by such stars

as Halle Berry, Drew Barrymore

and Miley Cyrus.

Azria bought the property in

2009 for about $890,000 and sold it

in 2013 for $3.4 million. His main

estate — a 30,000-square-foot

mansion in Holmby Hills — is

currently for sale at $68 million,

down from $88 million a year ago.

The king’s old court

A chance to live like a king just

emerged in Miami. Lakers star

LeBron James’ former waterfront

mansion — which he bought

shortly after signing with the Heat

in 2010 — has hit the market for

$13.95 million.

The four-time NBA most valu-

able player paid $9 million for the

three-story spot a decade ago and

owned it throughout his four-year

stint with the Heat that included a

pair of NBA championships. After

departing for Cleveland in 2014, he

put the home up for sale at $17 mil-

lion and sold it a year later for

$13.4 million.

Overlooking Biscayne Bay, the

half-acre compound includes a

12,000-square-foot main house, a

detached guesthouse and an

infinity pool with a swim-up bar.

The property has a Mediterranean

feel similar to the homes around it

with a crisp white exterior and clay

tile roof. At the edge of the proper-

ty, a concrete dock has room for

two 60-foot yachts.

Tray ceilings top the living

spaces, which include a foyer with

a sweeping staircase, a living room

with a wet bar and a stark black

office. For amenities, there’s a

theater, a wine cellar, a gym, a

playroom and a rooftop sun deck

with sweeping views. A total of six

bedrooms and 8.5 bathrooms lie

within the two structures.

An MVP contender in his 17th

season, James is considered one of

the greatest basketball players of

all time. The 16-time All-Star led

both the Heat and the Cavaliers to

NBA championships before sign-

ing with the Lakers in 2018.

He currently resides in Brent-

wood, where he owns a pair of

multimillion-dollar estates.

Lino Morejon of Mayfair Real

Estate Advisors holds the listing.

Josh BustosJosh Bustos Photography

THE INCREDIBLEHulk’s home, an English Revival with a white-picket fence, is for sale again.

MAX AZRIA’Sonetime property makes a fashion statement with herringbone-patterned floors.

Anthony Barcelo