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Josh Flagg Just Sold a Historic "Grand Trophy Estate" for $19.6M: "Pinnacle of Refined Living"
The Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles agent gushed about the gorgeous estate's "timeless aesthetic."
Josh Flagg continues to make major real estate moves.
According to a July press release, Concierge Auctions announced the sale of a Pasadena, California, estate, "The Knoll House," via the Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles agent for $19.6 million. The 32,000-square-foot home was sold after 47 days of auction marketing.
"'The Knoll House' is a shining example of a timeless aesthetic," Josh said in a statement. "We’re happy to have worked with Concierge Auctions to find the next owner for this grand trophy estate, where they’ll be able to enjoy the pinnacle of refined living that only this storied home can provide."
Set on 2.38 acres, the jaw-dropping, giant property features seven bedrooms,10 full bathrooms, 11 half- bathrooms, and a 20,500-square-foot entertainment gallery. The gorgeous estate, surrounded by lush greenery and manicured landscaping, manages to exude classic luxury and contemporary charm, with beautiful, historic-feeling interior design mixed with comfortable furnishings.
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Per Josh's statement, the mansion is an example of "refined living," with a sprawling backyard patio and pool area peppered with chic, blue-and-white decorative details that appear to be straight from a Slim Aarons photograph.
Josh Flagg Sold Judy Garland's Old House
The Knoll House isn't Josh's only major real estate triumph as of late.
According to The Real Deal, Josh was also the listing agent for a Bel-Air home that Judy Garland once owned, and the home was sold for $11 million.
The 2.7-acre estate was built and commissioned by architect Wallace Neff in the same year Garland was cast in The Wizard of Oz when she was just 16 years old. The 5,500-square-foot home, which is about a mile from Sunset Boulevard, was also home to other celebrity residents, including Marvin Gaye and Quincy Jones.
The property, which you can see above from a 1938 vintage postcard, features five bedrooms and seven bathrooms, a gated driveway, a chef's kitchen with a marble island, a pool in the backyard, and a writer's cottage. The cottage-style architecture and cozy interior with contemporary finishes provide an ideal mix of classic Hollywood elegance and updated luxury. Likewise, the outdoor landscaping adds a beautiful, idyllic feel to the home's overall charm.