Located at 805 North Linden Drive in the heart of Beverly Hills is a picture-perfect Spanish style home perfectly captures the charm and elegance of Beverly Hills. This Rosemary DeCamp masterpiece, impeccably designed by Wallace Neff, features a stunning living room with hand painted cathedral ceilings overlooking beautiful gardens and landscaped patios.
Immerse yourself in the updated kitchen with recessed lighting and top of the line stainless steel appliances, as well as a grand foyer with a graceful staircase and exquisite marble floors.
The master-suite has a huge walk-in closet, a luxurious bathroom, and a veranda with stunning views of nature. Also enjoy beautiful hardwood floors throughout the home and original details on the fireplace in the den. The magnificent long rectangular pool with waterfall features and spa is one of the highlights of this home.
The al fresco dining area with a barbecue and fire pit make this the classic home for entertaining guests and living in luxury.
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Wallace Neff designed the Spanish Colonial Revival in 1926. Howard Hughes crashed his XF-11 airplane into the living room of 805 N Linden Dr on July 7, 1946. During the flight, an engine propeller control ran out of oil so “Hughes attempted to make an emergency landing at the Los Angeles Country Club. But his luck had run out, and he drove downward short of the golf course, and into a neighborhood in Beverly Hills,” according to the aviation history website Check-Six.com.
PROPERTY DETAILS:
| ● 5 Bedrooms | ● Wallace Neff architect |
| ● 5 Baths | ● Stainless steel appliances |
| ● Square foot: 6,500 | ● Guest room |
| ● Pool and spa | ● Billiard room |
| ● Al fresco dining area | ● Lot size: 0.39 acres |
This modern Beverly Hills home belonged to Rosemary DeCamp (known for her role as James Cagney’s mom in Yankee Doodle Dandy). The plane “sliced through the bedroom where her and her husband, John Staler, were, and ripped across the couple’s garage rooftop.” Martin Scorsese’s film The Aviator depicts this incident.
This exclusive Beverly Hills Estate is under exclusive representation by Aaron Kirman and Louis Evans for $14,450,000 who specialize in luxury real estate and luxury homes.
