David Zander’s Beverly Hills home

The nearly one-acre estate includes a 1928 home built by Wallace Neff, a guesthouse, greenhouse, swimming pool and pergola.

The nearly one-acre estate includes a 1928 home built by Wallace Neff, a guesthouse, greenhouse, swimming pool and pergola.

The 1920s home. (Simon Berlyn)

By Jack FlemmingStaff Writer

Sept. 28, 2021 1:14 PM PT

The foyer with winding staircase and tile floors.

The foyer. (Simon Berlyn)

The living room with beamed ceiling and furniture.

The living room. (Simon Berlyn)

The office with built-in bookcases and furniture.

The office. (Simon Berlyn)

The dining room with a dining set, chandelier and windows.

The dining room. (Simon Berlyn)

The kitchen with a table and an island with stools and beamed ceiling.

The kitchen. (Simon Berlyn)

The family room with hanging lights, a fireplace, windows and furniture.

The family room. (Simon Berlyn)

The movie theater with red walls and ceilings and chairs and tables, plus a fireplace.

The movie theater. (Simon Berlyn)

The bedroom with windows and furniture.

The bedroom. (Simon Berlyn)

The landscaped grounds around the house.

The landscaped grounds. (Simon Berlyn)

The outdoor fireplace with open slat covering above columns and seating.

The outdoor fireplace. (Simon Berlyn)

The greenhouse and foliage near the home.

The greenhouse. (Simon Berlyn)

The pool and patio on the grounds near the house.

The pool. (Simon Berlyn)

The fountain surrounded by foliage.

The fountain. (Simon Berlyn)

The patio and pool next to the house.

The patio. (Simon Berlyn)

Jack Flemming covers luxury real estate for the Los Angeles Times. A Midwestern boy at heart, he was raised in St. Louis and studied journalism at the University of Missouri. Before joining The Times as an intern in 2017, he wrote for the Columbia Missourian and Politico Europe.

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