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A Beverly Crest home owned in Dr. Phil's family trust features an outlandish decor, gun-art installations and neon lights, all of which can be negotiated in the deal. The Spanish-style house, listed for $5.75 million, is currently being used by the TV host's son, musician Jordan McGraw. The younger McGraw is currently on tour with the Jonas Brothers. Among eye-catching details is a black-and-white checkered rotunda with an ornate wet bar. A sweeping staircase with curving branch-like balusters sits behind the bar.
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Hot Property | Gun art, animal figurines and Dr. Phil

A Beverly Hills-area home owned by Dr. Phil’s family trust has eccentric details. Fred Savage sells in Hancock Park. NBA’s Chandler Parsons buys in L.A.

A Beverly Crest home owned by Dr. Phil’s family trust features eccentric decor, a gun-themed art installation and neon lights, all of which can be negotiated in the deal. (Hilton & Hyland)

The Beverly Crest property, currently home to musician Jordan McGraw, has a great room with custom bar. (Hilton & Hyland)

A neon sign catches the eye in a living area filled with vibrant colors. (Hilton & Hyland)

Beverages are close at hand in the billiards room, which has splashes of white paint on the floor.  (Hilton & Hyland)

NFL free agent Antonio Gates has sold his modern Encino home for $6.5 million.  (Wayne Ford)

An indoor-outdoor space leads onto the grounds, which measure two-thirds of an acre. (Wayne Ford)

The modern Encino home of Gates and wife Sasha features an open-concept floor plan with 15-foot ceilings. (Wayne Ford)

One of the six bedrooms in the Gates home, which includes eight bathrooms and a home theater in the 8,500-square-foot interior. (Wayne Ford)

The multilevel home was built in 2016 and updated while Gates owned the home. (Wayne Ford)

NBA player Chandler Parsons has bought a home in the Hollywood Hills for $6.775 million. (Aaron Hoffman)

Parsons’ contemporary-style home, designed by Fu Wilmers Design, is 5,500 square feet. (Aaron Hoffman)

NBA player Parsons has room to stretch out in the house, which has clean lines and a lot of glass. (Aaron Hoffman)

A cantilevered wing creates a cover for the patio beneath it. There’s also extensive decking and a zero-edge swimming pool. (Aaron Hoffman)

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Hot Property | Gun art, animal figurines and Dr. Phil

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