The Secret Sale Of Danny DeVito And Rhea Perlman's Beverly Hills Estate

What has a 35mm screening room, stone terraces and is shrouded in top secrecy? It’s the 15,000-square-foot Beverly Hills estate belonging to Danny DeVito and Rhea Perlman. This Hollywood comedy power couple has made headlines not just for their films but also for their luxurious abode, which they reportedly sold in an off-market deal. The secrecy surrounding this transaction adds an air of intrigue, making it the talk of the town.

The $28 million question remains: Who bought the property, and how much did they really pay? Information about this much-discussed deal is scarce, primarily because the estate was never publicly listed for sale. However, insiders suggest that DeVito and Perlman may have sold their stunning French County-style mansion to a couple well-versed in real estate transactions.

Adding to the mystique, the gated estate is located just north of Sunset Boulevard, nestled among the homes of other Hollywood heavyweights like David Geffen, and the former residence of stars Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston. The property’s rich history dates back to the 1930s when it was designed by renowned architect Wallace Neff, further enhancing its allure and value.

Efficiency and privacy were key elements in the estate's design. The property includes separate home-office quarters for the staff necessary to maintain such a luxurious lifestyle. This is a testament to the careful planning that went into creating a space that is not just beautiful but also functional.

As of now, it has been revealed that the buyers are Stuart and Stephanie Liner, a husband and wife team known for their savvy real estate dealings. They have a reputation for buying and selling properties across Los Angeles, and their recent sale of another Beverly Hills home for $30 million underscores their expertise in the market.

Stay tuned as more details emerge about this captivating estate and its new owners!