Arthur Greenberg's Ricardo Legorreta-Designed Brentwood Estate Lists for $29.95 Million
A luxurious Brentwood residence, formerly owned by philanthropist Arthur Greenberg, has been listed for sale at $29.95 million. Greenberg, who passed away in April at the age of 98, commissioned the House of Two Towers from famed Mexican architect Ricardo Legorreta in the 1990s. This expansive home encompasses approximately 9,300 square feet and includes six bedrooms and eight bathrooms, highlighted by features like a cobalt-striped glass corridor and an impressive double-height living space with a decorative plaster fireplace. Nestled in nearly 1.5 acres of landscaped gardens, the estate boasts a pool, spa, tennis court, and is represented by The Agency’s Santiago Arana and Griffin Riddle.
Key facts
- Arthur Greenberg died in April at age 98.
- The Brentwood estate, known as the House of Two Towers, is listed for $29.95 million.
- Ricardo Legorreta designed the home in the 1990s.
- The property spans roughly 9,300 square feet with six bedrooms and eight baths.
- It sits on almost 1.5 acres with Mia Lehrer-landscaped grounds.
- Santiago Arana and Griffin Riddle of The Agency share the listing.
- Greenberg was a founding member of LACMA, MOCA, and the Skirball Cultural Center.
- The home was featured on covers of Architectural Record and GA Houses.
Entities
Artists
- Arthur Greenberg
- Ricardo Legorreta
- Mia Lehrer
- Santiago Arana
- Griffin Riddle
- Wendy Bowman
Institutions
- Los Angeles County Museum of Art
- Museum of Contemporary Art
- Skirball Cultural Center
- American Jewish Committee
- UCLA School of Law
- Daniel's Place
- Greenberg Glusker
- The Agency
- Architectural Record
- GA Houses
- Robb Report
- Modern Luxury
- Jewish Community Foundation
Locations
- Los Angeles
- California
- United States
- Brentwood
- Santa Monica
- Mexico