Spyglass exec Roger Birnbaum sells Beverly Hills home for $13 million

Entertainment industry executive Roger Birnbaum and his wife, Pamela, have sold their Beverly Hills home for $13 million.

Built in 2006, the nearly 7,200-square-foot contemporary farmhouse was a project of former talent manager and high-end remodeler Sandy Gallin. The Birnbaums bought the house in 2007 for $16.5 million.

The four-bedroom, five-bathroom house sits behind gates on close to a half-acre with a swimming pool and gardens. The two-story living room has sliding glass doors that open to a covered veranda and outdoor fireplace. There is a bar, a glass-enclosed wine room and an oak-paneled office.

Panoramic views from Hollywood Hills West

Roger Birnbaum, 63, and Gary Barber co-founded the film production company Spyglass Entertainment in 1998.

Stephen Shapiro and Jon Bronson of Westside Estate Agency were the listing agents. Shapiro also represented the buyer.

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