Hollywood Icons Audrey Hepburn and Deborah Kerr Both Once Resided at This Timeless L.A. Home Asking $10.9M

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In L.A., Brentwood is an affluent neighborhood riddled with tales of famous figures and movie stars. Many high-profile names have resided there, including Priscilla Presley, Bruce Willis, Kate Beckinsale, and more. 

Currently a circa-1939 stunner is for sale in Brentwood connected to two leading ladies, and icons, in Hollywood and fashion history: Deborah Kerr and Audrey Hepburn. Kerr picked up the polished property in 1953 and owned it until the 1960s, leasing it to Hepburn twice when she was filming abroad. Touched by both of their legacies, the traditional Georgian on Elkins Road is a special find and now available for the first time in 34 years priced at $10.895 million.

Sitting nice and close to Brentwood Park, the graceful residence cultivates the enchanting, tailored feel you would expect given its swan-like past occupants. A verdant covered veranda greets you at the home’s entrance flanked by a quaint putting green. Then, stepping inside, it’s all rich moldings, sun-soaked spaces, and timeless millwork. There are new design touches to match the home’s spirit as well, including hand-painted Gracie wallpaper in the dining room and a Southern-esque, patterned green conservatory with delightful garden views.

Moving on, you’ll find a library with a fireplace perfect for getting cozy or enjoying night caps with friends, much like Hepburn or Kerr may have done. Can’t you just imagine some of the biggest stars of the ’50s and ’60s stopping by here when they called it home? Fireplaces ground many spaces in grandeur, including a formal living room, one of the five bedrooms, and the Lanai outside. There’s also a pool surrounded by abundant landscaping for lazy days lounging under the sun.

Jennifer Montague, Graham Larson, and Spencer Burmester of Sotheby’s International Realty represent the L.A. listing with enduring style and prestige.