Acclaimed celebrity and movie star Sylvester Stallone is selling his home with luxury realtor Tomer Fridman. This World-Class Celebrity Contemporary Mediterranean Compound is poised on a sprawling 3.5-acre site in the exclusive guard-gated enclave of North Beverly Park. Situated behind private gates at the end of a cul-de-sac & up a long driveway, this property is a world unto itself. Enter onto the large motor court & be transported to the Italian Riviera.

This estate provides an exceptional lifestyle & panoramic city & canyon views from every room. The home includes an exquisite 2-story foyer, formal living & dining rooms, family room, office, massive kitchen, screening room, gym, cigar room & incredible custom bar! There are 6 bedrooms & 9 baths in the main house including the gorgeous master suite with dual baths, sauna, steam room & office with terrace. The 2-story Richard Landry-designed guesthouse is its own residence with living & dining rooms, a kitchen, & 2 bedroom suites. The spectacular grounds offer an extraordinary resort-style setting with sprawling lawns, patios, putting green, infinity pool & spa, 8-car garage & art studio.

A recognized authority on real estate trends in affluent international markets, Tomer Fridman maintains a sterling reputation built on discretion, integrity, and an array of clientele including high-profile celebrities, entertainment executives, and captains of industries. With over $3 billion in career sales, and breaking the $500,000,000 mark for closed sales in a single year, Tomer continues to be ranked as one of America’s Best Real Estate Agents by Wall Street Journal/Real Trends.

" One of the most beautifully curated of the renowned Beverly Park Estates," Tomer comments about the estate. "30 Beverly Park Terrace is situated on 3.5 prime acres and is one of only a few lots within the guard gates that offers jetliner city views. The grand scale partnered with the immense setback from the street creates the highly sought-after privacy of legacy living. "

The house is currently being sold for $80,000,000.

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For more information, please contact Tomer Fridman at 310-919-1038 or tomer.fridman@compass.com

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Sylvester Stallone

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Stallone reportedly purchased the Beverly Hills property in the 1990s and by 1994, moved into the extravagant home. Over the years, Stallone has reduced his real estate footprint on the West Coast with the sale of his desert golf oasis in La Quinta, California last spring for $3.15 million. In December of 2020, he purchased an estate in Palm Beach, Florida for $35,375,000. The Beverly Hills property was first placed on the market in January at a price of $110 million, but the Stallones were not fully certain they wanted to move. Once they came to a definitive conclusion, the price of the home was reduced by 22% to $85 million.

The 3.5 acre hilltop estate rests behind the double gated community of North Beverly Park. While the official square footage of the residence is undetermined, the home includes eight bedrooms, nine full bathrooms, and three half bathrooms. Over the course of his residence, Stallone has filled the space with his personal touch from the Rambo themed mailbox to his award display above the fireplace. The home’s interior includes an enormous kitchen with floor-to-ceiling windows, art studio, home theater, stylish cigar room, custom bar, fully equipped gym, and eight-car garage. The primary suite is equipped with lounge and dressing areas, dual bathrooms, apartment-sized closets, sauna, steam room, and office with terrace. The outdoor space feature multiple patios, putting grounds, spa, and infinity pool offering views of the Los Angeles cityscape. Additionally, the two-story guesthouse designed by favored Hollywood architect Richard Landry features a full kitchen, dining room, living room, and two bedroom suites.

The listing for this property is held by Kurt Rappaport and Jade Mills with Coldwell Banker.

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Sylvester Stallone

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A few months after Stallone's $35.39 million purchase of a waterfront compound in Palm Beach, Florida, his longtime famous mansion was listed. The property itself is one of only a handful of homes offered at more than $100 million in Southern California. 

Originally purchased in the late 1990s for an unrecorded amount, the mansion spans 3.5 acres in North Beverly Park, one of the most exclusive enclaves within L.A. County. The Mediterranean-style property sits on a cul-de-sac at the end of a long private drive covering 21,000 square feet. It includes eight bedrooms and 12 bathrooms with views of Rodeo Drive and beyond. 

The main level of Stallone’s incredible pad includes two powder rooms, a formal dining room, a massive kitchen, a breakfast room, and an office. He also ensured to include custom amenities such as a movie theatre, gym, and cigar room with an air-filtration system, an eight-car garage including an art studio, as well as a life-size Rocky Balboa statue that anchors the memorabilia room.  

Containing plenty of room for visitors, Stallone’s property also has a two-story, two-bedroom guesthouse with a kitchen, designed by celebrity architect Richard Landry. Outside offers a patio, infinity pool, and spa. Balconies and terraces overlook the scenic space from above.

The listing for Stallone’s Beverly Park mansion is held by Rick Hilton, Jeff Hyland, Barron N. Hilton, and Tessa Hilton of Hilton & Hyland.

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Hell’s Kitchen’s newest reputation-enhancer is 432 W. 52nd Street, a charming seven-story condo that recently opened for sale with studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and unique duplex garden apartments ranging from approximately $610,000 to $2.4 million.

Hell's Kitchen's newest condo on the market is 432 W. 52nd, a seven-story building with 55 modern units ranging from $610,000 to $2.4 million.

The condo's modern lobby showcases floor-to-ceiling imported limestone tile, a quartzite accent wall, and a custom-built reception desk made of American walnut.

Developers Okada Acquisitions, JVL Property Group and Zion Enterprises finalized converting the defunct St. Vincent’s Midtown Hospital into 55 modern units in the heart of Midtown Manhattan—a stone’s throw from Broadway, Central Park, Restaurant Row, Time Warner Center and Lincoln Center.

According to The Real Deal, the Chetrit Group partnered with Tessler Development to buy the property (and a surrounding property and vacant lot) in 2007 for $84.73 million before initiating the conversion from hospital to condo. Chetrit then sold part of the property at 432 West 52nd Street for $41.4 million in June.

Kitchens are sleek with Caesarstone countertops, lacquer cabinets, glass tile backsplashes and built-in appliances.

Each unit features an open layout, climate control and energy-efficient windows.

Duplexes boast 1,454 square feet of interior space and 1,153 square feet of exterior space, spread out over both floors.

Units offer large windows and ample natural light.

The units range from 432 square feet to 1,454 square feet. According to Curbed, studios range from 436 square at $610,000 to 448 square feet at $670,000; two-bedrooms range from 918 square feet at $1.325 million to 1,189 square feet at $1.66 million; and four multi-level one-bedroom duplexes boast 1,454 square feet of interior space and 1,153 square feet of exterior space, spread out over both floors—listed at $2.395 million.

Each modern residence features open floor plans, ample natural light, stained oak floors, spacious closets, GE/LG washer and dryers, individual climate control, energy-efficient windows, video intercoms and smart wiring. Sleek kitchens offer Caesarstone countertops, lacquer cabinets, glass tile backsplashes, and refrigerator, dishwasher and microwave integrated into cabinetry. Bathrooms boast floor-to-ceiling ceramic tile, radiant-heated floors, custom vanities, and tubs or walk-in showers.

432 W. 52nd offers studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom and duplexes.

Bathrooms have floor-to-ceiling ceramic tile and radiant-heated floors.

The building boasts a 4,200-square-foot landscaped rooftop terrace with spectacular 360-degree views, contemporary decor, a grill and a cooling mist shower for summer months. A socializing resident lounge offers comfortable seating, WiFi, bar area and a big screen TV--which opens onto an intimate meditation garden. A fitness center and secure bike storage are also included. Sales are exclusively represented by Stribling Marketing Associates. For more information, call 212-586-5252 or visit the online sales gallery at www.432w52.com.

The building boasts a 4,200-square-foot landscaped rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Manhattan.

The common lounge offers residents opportunities to socialize.

Amenities include a fitness center and bike storage.

Hell’s Kitchen is among the Manhattan communities craving residential space. In recent decades, the neighborhood has undergone a complete makeover and a public relations effort to soften its image with aliases like Clinton or Midtown West. The neighborhood that gave us actor-writer Sylvester Stallone, musician Alicia Keys and The Actor’s Studio is now known as a haven for aspiring actors and entertainers. Bob Hope, James Dean, Larry David, Jerry Seinfeld and Madonna all resided in Hell’s Kitchen.

Hell’s Kitchen residents remain strong and resilient. When Frank Sinatra sang, “If I can make it there, I’ll make it anywhere,” he must have meant Hell’s Kitchen. Keys, raised by a single mother, sang (in Empire State of Mind, Part II) about making it "by any means" and her "pocketful of dreams” from Hell’s Kitchen. Stallone wrote the screenplay for the film Rocky in Hell’s Kitchen—and initially turned down $350,000 for the rights to the script, despite having only $106 in the bank. There was Hell to pay, but they all made it.

Today, Hell’s Kitchen is even hotter. And residents of 432 W. 52nd will likely be the next generation to make it there—if they haven’t already.

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