This Is The Home Where The Celebrated Gangster Met His End
A preeminent property located in the West End of the Beverly Hills Flats has hit the market for $16.995 million. The Spanish Colonial home, once occupied by notorious mobster Bugsy Siegel, sits on a half-acre lot and boasts a grand formal 2-story entryway with ornate ironwork, hand-painted tiles, numerous archways, and a rotunda accented with long vertical stained-glass windows fitted over a curved staircase.
High ceilings and an abundance of natural light shine throughout the home, including in the step-down living room with hardwood floors, beamed ceilings, and a fireplace. Adjacent to the living room is a family room with a bar and additional hand-painted floor tiles. The authentic den/office features arched windows. Iron gates lead to the formal dining room with a hand-carved coffered ceiling overlooking the park-like grounds.
The updated chef’s kitchen boasts stainless steel appliances, custom countertops, a large center island, and a spacious breakfast room. A guest bedroom and bathroom complete the downstairs living space. On the second floor, a large primary suite with a sitting area, fireplace, and updated bathroom sits alongside four additional bedrooms. A third-floor loft with a balcony completes the upper levels.
The property also includes a guest house with a bathroom and a 3-car garage. The lush tree-lined yard features a large alfresco dining area and a swimmer’s pool, making it ideal for raising a family and hosting guests. The listing agent for the home is Myra Nourmand and the listing can be found here.
