Tasteful Friends Dr. Paul Nassif is selling Bel Air mansion for $29,995,000

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theagencyre Verified Situated on an ultra-private, tree-lined hillside in Bel Air, this spectacular, new estate is an entertainers paradise that captures magnificent, far-reaching city and ocean views. Envisioned by Bowery Design Group with interior design by Faye Resnick, the estate boasts 1.3 acres, 7 bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, 2 pools on different levels, amazing water features throughout such as a large indoor atrium and water wall and endless amenities for indoor-outdoor entertaining.

Enjoy dual chefs kitchens, a pantry, and living/dining areas open through glass walls to lounging terraces, outdoor kitchen, custom bar, infinity-edged pool, and Jacuzzi. On the lower level, find a lounge, bar, 12-seat theater, wine room, and an indoor-outdoor gym with a steam room and sauna that leads to a 2nd, 73' pool that extends over the hillside. 7 bedroom suites include staff quarters and a stunning primary suite with 2 closets. Features include an office, oak floors, and 2 garages with parking for 5. Capturing sunrise to sunset views, enjoy the utmost privacy, minutes from the city's best shopping and dining.

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@drpaulnassif , best known for his appearances on @BravoTV's "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" and @BotchedTV, is selling his Bel Air mansion for $30 million. The 12,000-square-foot home at 1035 Stradella Road includes seven bedrooms, 14 bathrooms, an indoor- outdoor gym with a steam room and sauna, a 12-seat theater and two pools. Nassif's former "Housewives" castmate @mumansky18 will handle the listing, along with Tomer Fridman. Swipe to see the home, and tap the #linkinbio for more. Agents: @MUmansky18, @TheAgencyRE I @Tomer.Fridman, @Compass #TheRealDeal #RealEstateNews #BelAir #LuxuryRealEstate #RealityTV #RHOBH #kylerichards #kathyhilton

OP- That is not a Mansion it's McMansion

house built in 2021. Nassif bought the property in 2015 for $4,900,000 so he stands to make a huge profit

Kyle Richards, Mauricio Umansky, Faye Resnick, Paul Nassif, Terry DuBrow, Heather Dubrow, Dorit Kemsley, PeeKay Kemsley....

the biggest scammers and frauds in all of Hollywood.

And that's saying A LOT.

They're all fucking crooks.

Amazing interior design but I'd want to see some pictures of the actual house before I spend $30 million.

Why would anyone buy a house for 30M when all of the houses around it go for 4-8M?

How does a plastic surgeon have that type of money? Is it Maloof money from the divorce?

[quote] Why would anyone buy a house for 30M when all of the houses around it go for 4-8M?

Because all the grifter thieves listed at R5, have to make a profit.

And yet, a mere 45 minute drive from there is misery, homelessness, mentally ill druggies, criminals… living in third world, sidewalk shanties, roaming the streets causing mayhem for normal LA, WEHO residents.

Sounds like a real bargain to me. It’s the new world order.

Oh nice. More griege and white.

There's a lot of it for the money given the location, but its dull. Seen it all before, again and again

Looks like what it is - a large hotel

Location appears to be nice with a great view. Why cant someone something put something different and interesting in a spot like this? That's what I'd do if I $30 mil to play with

I like the pool. Not the area surrounding the pool. Just the pool. That’s all I’ve got.

[quote]—Cannot be: 2021 is greater than 2015 - mathematician

Retard, he had the house built. In this case, property is land.

Gross.

R12 me too - that is a lovely pool! Pity about everything else around it

I will never understand why one needs that much house?......I would rather have condo's in different cities to visit....Who needs 14 bathrooms

These modern LA mansions with the inevitable infinity pool are soulless. And they look cheap. They probably fall apart in 20 years.

R13 before you throw around the word “retard” - the point that R4 is presumably trying to make is that while the vendor purchased the lot for $4.9m and is planning on selling it for $29.9m, the huge profit quoted is contingent on how much the vendor spent knocking down the old house and building the current one.

If, for example, the vendor spent $25m then he comes out even, if that.

You may want to brush up on your reading and maths skills.

^And this is just as retarded a point as R4's.

[quote]They probably fall apart in 20 years.

That should okay - that’s probably roughly how many more livable years remain on this planet.

$30 million? No.

r17 I would sell my soul for it

Hideous colors.

Terrible design.

The entire place would have to be re-done.

Poor imitation of a Case Study house.

The decor is merely "ok".