A Redux of Dean Martin’s Beverly Hills Estate Lists for Nearly $30 Million

A Redux of Dean Martin’s Beverly Hills Estate Lists for Nearly $30 Million
In the 1980s, singer-entertainer Dean Martin often hosted his friends Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., Joey Bishop, and Peter Lawford at his home on Loma Vista. The famous “Rat Pack” would have approved of the reinvented pad on the site of their friend’s former home. Courtesy of Jade Mills Estates
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A remarkable Beverly Hills mansion brings to mind the days when legendary singer Dean Martin and his famous “Rat Pack” pals were the toast of the town. This stunning new pad is a contemporary 10,000-plus square foot redux by developer Patrik Mirahmadi on the site of the famous crooner’s estate. Designed to retain the soul of Martin’s famous original party palace, the mansion is listed for $29,995,000. 
Developer Patrik Mirahmadi has described the new home on Martin’s estate as “consummately cool and entertaining,” and from the moment one enters, the sense permeates. The new home seems like a monument to Martin and the life and times of his famous friends. (Courtesy of Jade Mills Estates)
Developer Patrik Mirahmadi has described the new home on Martin’s estate as “consummately cool and entertaining,” and from the moment one enters, the sense permeates. The new home seems like a monument to Martin and the life and times of his famous friends. Courtesy of Jade Mills Estates
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