A Roaring ‘20s Bel-Air Estate Lists for $43 Million

A Roaring ‘20s Bel-Air Estate Lists for $43 Million
The mansion's Tudor design seems to blend into the lush garden paradise created around it. Courtesy of Jim Bartsch/Jade Mills
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620 Siena Way is an iconic Bel-Air property designed by the original owner, Los Angeles contractor Arthur S. Bent, and the famous American architect Gordon Kaufmann. Built in 1926, it was one of the first properties in Bel Air, an English Tudor estate with more than an acre of lush nature surrounding it.
The dining room at Siena Way is yet another classic from the time, a warm and inviting space with just the right luxurious accents. This room exudes a quiet reminder of the Tudor Revivalist movement popular in this era. (Courtesy of Jim Bartsch/Jade Mills)
The dining room at Siena Way is yet another classic from the time, a warm and inviting space with just the right luxurious accents. This room exudes a quiet reminder of the Tudor Revivalist movement popular in this era. Courtesy of Jim Bartsch/Jade Mills
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