Byrdview Estate
Built by modernist architect William Pereira on a hill overlooking the San Fernando Valley, Byrdview Estate is a mid-century masterpiece. Its high-profile past, including serving as Frank Sinatra's Hollywood HQ during the '50s and '60s and appearances in multiple films and TV shows, only increases the appeal. The property includes a 6,661-square-foot main home, with four bedrooms, six bathrooms, a mix of poured concrete and hardwood floors, a cocktail bar, and a fireplace in the primary suite. Also on site is a massive 50-foot pool adjoined by pergola-covered lounge areas, a three-car garage, ample parking, and a 1,120-square-foot guesthouse, where JFK and Marilyn Monroe were rumored to have enjoyed each other's company while staying as Sinatra's guests.
