Robert Taylor Ranch

ELI BROAD, SELLER

BILLIONAIRES/FINANCIAL EXECUTIVES/NOTABLE ENTREPRENEURS

Brentwood, California

Robert Taylor Ranch

3100 Mandeville Canyon Road

Sold. Listed for $13.2M.

SELLER'S AGENT TESTIMONIAL:

"The Concierge team exceeded our expectations. Their ability to infiltrate the market in such a short amount of time was highly impressive. This auction turly was a team effort, resulting in success for everyone involved. I would definitely recommend Concierge to other listing agents. They're professional and focused, their process is effective, and their team clearly understands the luxury market." — Marcie Hartley, Co-listing agent

"We're very pleased with the sale of the Robert Taylor Ranch. Concierge did an amazing job identifying real buyers, resulting in success on auctoin day. We look forward to working with them again." — Aaaron Kirman, Co-Listing Agent

ABOUT THE PROPERTY

First settled by the Tongva and Chumash Native American tribes thousands of years ago, Brentwood was part of the Rancho San Vicente y Santa Monica, a Mexican land-grant ranch that was sold off in pieces by the Sepúlveda family after the Mexican-American War. Originally planted with soybeans and avocados, Brentwood is now one of the wealthiest and exclusive enclaves in all of Los Angeles. Influenced by marine breezes rolling off of the Pacific Ocean, the Robert Taylor Ranch has a mild Subtropical-Mediterranean climate. Nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains on the western side of affluent Brentwood, the ranch’s prime location in the heart of the desirable Westside of Los Angeles makes it accessible to all the amenities the City of Angels has to offer. As a leading world center of entertainment, culture, media, business, international trade and science, Los Angeles has more museums per capita than any other city in the world. Home to major sports clubs including baseball, basketball, hockey and soccer, there is never a lack of diversity and entertainment just outside the door.

AGENT PARTNER:

Sold in cooperation with Marcie Hartley and Aaron Kirman of Hilton & Hyland.