If these walls could talk… indeed, the 4,500 square foot home was host to some of the valley’s most glamorous parties with Hollywood’s brightest stars, including Bob Hope, Joan Crawford, Phil Silvers, Mary Livingston, George Burns, Gracie Allen, and even the reclusive Greta Garbo.  The home was also witness to some of Sinatra’s most memorable bouts. One of the most outrageous was when Frank threw then-wife Ava Gardner’s possessions onto the driveway after she appeared at the house in an attempt to catch him with Lana Turner. You can still see the chip in the sink where Frank threw a bottle in a rage.

Highlights Include:

• Four bedrooms each with private bath
• Fourth Bedroom also doubles as a Media Room with twin day-beds and a private bath
• Pool house with bar, kitchenette, and his and her bathrooms
  
• Sinatra’s original state-of-the-art sound system still in place, although not connected for use
• Massive sliding glass doors open onto expansive patio, incorporating cabana and piano-shaped swimming pool
• Furnishings exact to the period, including pieces designed by Knoll, Vladimir Kagan, T.H. Robsjohn-Gibbings, and Paul Laszlo spread throughout the estate among important works of art, pottery, and textiles