Brandon Assanti of Rodeo Realty list $13 Million Dollar Golfers Paradise

The listing held by Brandon Assanti continues to receive numerous media mentions since hitting the market.

Robb Report recently featured the property for it’s prime location, spacious living quarters and closet space.

The home sits on an acre of land and is 1 of only 8 homes that face the LA County Golf Course.

Described by the Robb Report as a “private oasis”, the 8,000 sq. ft. of living space includes six bedrooms, eight bathrooms, and a fully equipped gourmet kitchen.

The property boast additional luxury features like a home theater, indoor basketball court, and attached guest house.

The article also highlighted the best feature of all for those fashion fiends! Closets large enough to double as a personal store with custom shelving and room to spare.

Another remarkable feature of this listing is it’s proximity to the iconic Beverly Hills sign. This 90210 landmark is just across the street from the 20-car drive way leading up to your home.

9996 Sunset Boulevard is listed at $13 million by Rodeo Realty’s Brandon Assanti.

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Rodeo Realty's Beverly Hills agent Brandon Assanti lists 'Keeping Up With the Kardashians' home

Currently on the market is the ‘Keeping Up With the Kardashians’ home. Beverly Hills agent, Brandon Assanti, holds the Studio City listing.

The L.A. mansion, once used to portray the exterior of the Kardashian-Jenner home on the reality TV show, has received a lot of media attention since listed by Assanti.

TMZ, Refinery29, People, Curbed, TIME, Los Angeles Times, DIGS Magazine, and several other online and print publications have featured the property.

EXTRA’s Michael Corbett has also toured the home with Assanti. The two-story property is expected to be featured soon on Mansions and Millionaires on NBC.

Listed at $7.895 million, the seven-bedroom, nine-bathroom home is spread out over 7,843 square feet. Some of the highlights of the property include, a screening room, wine cellar, an outdoor kitchen, and panoramic mountain and canyon views. The master suite comes with his-and-her closets, a spa-like bathroom, and a private patio that gives access to the saltwater pool and spa.

In addition to being used in the filming of “Keeping Up With the Kardashians,” the home has also been used on American Horror Story, Chelsea Lately, True Blood, and a Victoria’s Secret commercial.

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To read the TMZ feature on this home, click HERE.
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Rodeo Realty’s Beverly Hills agent Brandon Assanti lists $3.75 million celebrity-owned home

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Rodeo Realty agent Brandon Assanti holds a listing that has made it into this week’s celebrity real estate news. Featured in the Los Angeles Times’ Hot Property column is an Encino estate, which was once owned by “Whose Line Is It Anyway” improv comedian Ryan Stiles and, before him, Oscar-winning special make-up effects creator Stan Winston.

The Robert Byrd-designed home is listed at $3.75 million, just a little more than what Stiles bought it for in 2003, which was $3.45 million.

The French country-style estate has beamed wooden ceilings that deliver warmth from above. The exquisite brick and wood details add layers of textural warmth throughout the home.

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Inside the 7,361 square feet property is five bedrooms, seven bathrooms, a living room with a game area, a family room with a wet bar, a dining area, a wine cellar and a center-island kitchen. A loft and a screening room with a wet bar is also included in the home.

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Outdoors is a not-too-dense forest around the property which affords a nice degree of privacy when enjoying the swimming pool and spa.

To read the LA Times article, click HERE