Rodeo Realty’s Beverly Hills agent Beatriz Martinez reps buyer of home with ties to Fairbanks theatrical family

Mentioned by the Los Angeles Times for selling a home in Hollywood Hills West is Beatriz Martinez of Rodeo Realty Beverly Hills. The agent represented the buyer of the home with ties to the Fairbanks theatrical family.

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According to the LA Times, the property was once home of Robert P. Fairbanks, brother of actor-filmmaker Douglas Fairbanks Sr. and former president of United Artists Studio Corp.

Architects Arthur and Alfred Heneman originally designed the home, which was built in 1914. The two-story was later remodeled by Charles and Henry Greene and was restored afterwards by New York designer William Sofield.

Guest house converted into home theater. (Jeffrey Ong / PostRAIN Productions)

The one-third-of-an-acre property comes with four bedrooms, six bathrooms, two garden terraces, a swimming pool, and a koi pond. Further, the museum-quality home has a guest house that has been converted into a home theater. Aside from that, a secret passage inside the home leads to a wine room, a game room, and a gym.

Secret passage leads to wine room. (Jeffrey Ong / PostRAIN Productions)

The museum-quality home sold for $2.788 million. According to the LA Times, Robert Fairbanks was living at the home when he passed in his sleep in 1948.

(Jeffrey Ong / PostRAIN Productions)

To read the LA Times feature on this property, click HERE.