From James Edition, Cary Grant’s Beverly Hills Legacy Reimagined

A 77.5M Iconic Estate Hits the Market
Perched high in the exclusive hills of Beverly Hills, a legendary piece of Hollywood history has been reborn. Listed at $77.5 million, this newly completed Bauhaus-inspired estate at 9966 isn’t just a statement of contemporary luxury — it’s a living tribute to Cary Grant, Hollywood’s quintessential leading man.
Spanning 15,700 square feet on nearly three acres of ultra-private, gated grounds, the residence commands sweeping views from the Pacific Ocean to downtown Los Angeles. The architecture is bold and modern, with serene Aman-style interiors and expansive indoor-outdoor spaces designed for both grand entertaining and intimate living — all while honoring the site’s storied past.

A Hollywood Heritage, Redefined
The property’s legacy traces back to 1946, when Cary Grant purchased the original estate for roughly $46,000, establishing his sanctuary during Hollywood’s golden age. Known for his debonair charm in classics like His Girl Friday and Hitchcock thrillers, Grant lived here for four decades. During the 1970s, as he was reimagining the original 1940s structure, he met Barbara Harris — the woman he would marry in 1981. The couple shared their final years together in this hillside retreat, which Barbara inherited after Grant’s passing in 1986.

Now, nearly eight decades later, the site has been transformed into a striking architectural masterpiece — a seamless blend of timeless Hollywood glamour and cutting-edge design. It’s more than just a property for sale; it’s a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a chapter of cinematic history, meticulously reimagined for 21st-century living.

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