Robby Krieger’s Mid-Century Modern Home — 461 Bellagio Terrace

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Bel-Air Mid-Century Modern Built In 1971

Offered for $13.99 Million

Originally designed and built in 1971 by architect Matthew Leizer for The Doors guitarist Robby Krieger, this gated, Mid-Century Modern home at 461 Bellagio Terrace in Bel-Air now is on the market for $13.99 million.

The current owner has since hired architect Astra Woodcraft and Brown Design Group to restore and rebuild the hexagonal residence, replete with disappearing walls that open to reveal seamless indoor-outdoor environs, vaulted corked ceilings, Terrazzo flooring, and a walnut Miele kitchen.

Remaining from its famed former owner is an earthenware fireplace frieze featuring an interpretation of band The Doors, while the grounds showcase a courtyard pool, bar, hot tub, built-in entertaining spaces and a meditation garden. The home is listed by Sacha Radford of The Agency.

Photographs Courtesy Of Jason Horrell And Brian Thomas Jones

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