Record producer Brian Perera lists his turnkey spot above Sunset Strip
Brian Perera, founder of the independent music label Cleopatra Records, has put his home in Hollywood Hills West on the market for $3.795 million.
Built in 1979 and extensively updated, the turnkey-ready house features more than 4,000 square feet of living space on three stories with a floor-to-ceiling fireplace in the living room, an updated kitchen, five bedrooms and 4.75 bathrooms. The open-concept main floor has high ceilings, dark hardwood floors and custom design details.
A den/entertainment room lies on a lower floor and holds a wet bar and wine storage. Elsewhere is a dry sauna.
French doors at the back of the house open to an outdoor kitchen and brick patio. The brickwork continues around a swimming pool and raised spa.
Perera bought the property five years ago for $2.55 million, real estate records show.
Judy Ross-Bunnage of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage holds the listing.
Perera founded Cleopatra Records as a young entrepreneur in 2012 and has grown the company to include the family labels Hypnotic Records, Purple Pyramid Records and Deadline Music Record, among others.
A pioneer of the underground music scene, Cleopatra Records has a roster of artists stretching across a variety of genres. Among them is Gary Numan, Information Society and Nosferatu. The company’s hip-hop label, X-Ray Records, has released albums for KRS-One, DMX and Layzie Bone.
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