Advertisement

Alan Landsburg’s Beverly Hills home lists for sale at $5.695 million

Share via

The longtime Beverly Hills home of Emmy-winning producer Alan Landsburg has come on the market for $5.695 million.

Built in the late 1950s and since updated, the two-story house has a contemporary vibe with a steel-clad front entry, gallery walls and a living room with an aquarium. Walls of floor-to-ceiling glass bring the outdoor living areas inside.

The main floor includes an open-plan chef’s kitchen, a formal dining room and a wet bar. A gym and a media room with wet bar reside on the second story.

Advertisement

The master suite has beamed ceilings, a step-down sitting room and his and hers closets and bathrooms. A balcony with a hot tub sits off the master bedroom. In all, there are four bedrooms and five bathrooms in 7,390 square feet of space.

A swimming pool and spa, an outdoor lounge, formal landscaping and privacy hedges fill the grounds. A raised patio with an outdoor fireplace takes in views of the city and surrounding canyon area.

Advertisement

Landsburg, who died two years ago at 81, bought the house in 1998 for $2.339 million, property records show.

Martin Halfon of Rodeo Realty has the listing.

Landsburg was a prolific writer, director and producer whose credits include the naturalist series “The Undersea World of Jacques Cousteau” and “Biography.” His 1981 made-for-television movie “Bill” starred Mickey Rooney in an Emmy-winning role as Bill Sackter.

Twitter: @NJLeitereg

Advertisement
Advertisement