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

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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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