$175K/Month to Live Like Old Money in Bel-Air's Georgian Rosewood Estate
Bel-Air is no stranger to excess, but even here, Rosewood Estate stands out. Designed by Richard Manion, this 23,000-square-foot Georgian-style estate brings 18th-century English architectural grandeur to the heart of Los Angeles—because apparently, owning a palace across the pond is just too much effort.
With red brick, limestone moldings, and an actual horseshoe motor court, Rosewood looks like it was plucked straight from the English countryside—except it comes with a 12-car showroom, a ballroom, and a vintage soda fountain diner instead of drafty corridors and a butler named Reginald.
Inside, the grand foyer greets you with a skylight dome and spiral staircase, while the formal living room boasts 12-foot ceilings, crown moldings, and a fireplace. There’s a mahogany-paneled office, a formal dining room, a chef’s kitchen decked out in marble, and nine bedrooms, including a grand primary suite with dual marble bathrooms and walk-in closets.
But the real spectacle is downstairs: a full ballroom with a stage and custom bar that can accommodate 120 guests, a private guest suite, wine cellar, gym, and massage room. And if that’s not enough? A vintage diner tucked into the basement—because only in America does ‘old money’ come with a side of milkshake.
Outside, the 1.51-acre estate delivers the expected luxuries—a championship tennis court, pool, spa, wrought-iron gazebo, and sprawling gardens. If you’re looking for a peaceful retreat from the plebs, this should do.
Previously listed for $46 million, it’s now available for lease at $175,000 per month. A one-of-a-kind estate in one of Bel-Air’s most prestigious enclaves, Rosewood blends timeless elegance with modern indulgence—a true masterpiece for those who appreciate grandeur and exclusivity.
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