The mansion of music legend Quincy Jones has gone on the market for $60 million.
Situated behind gates at the end of a private cul-de-sac in Bel Air, Los Angeles, the 2002 home saw Quincy through the last 23 years of his life.
The musician was known for his work with Michael Jackson, Frank Sinatra, Aretha Franklin, The Weeknd and Ray Charles.
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He died in November 2024 at 91 years old, and his family have now listed his stunning pad, as reported by Luxury Property News.
“My father loved his home so much – he created it from the ground up with his boundless imagination,” said actress Rashida Jones, one of the star’s seven children.
“Our family has a lifetime’s worth of wonderful memories and meaning imbued in this home.
“We hope the new owner will continue the legacy of love and laughter and beauty that is synonymous with the name Quincy Jones.”
The estate sits on 2.3 acres and boasts spectacular 270-degree panoramic views extending from the San Gabriel Mountains, across the city, and out to the Pacific Ocean.
The central wing of the home has a spacious living room with an attached library, bar, and terrace.
A light-filled double-height atrium connects to a wine bar, tasting room, and wine cellar, which lead to an enchanting indoor garden area, as well as a game lounge and cabana, which open to the resort-like pool.
The east wing of the home holds the primary suite, complete with a large bedroom, luxurious bathroom, multiple walk-in closets, a dedicated exercise room, a den, and a private balcony.
Also in the east wing are the formal dining room, a gourmet kitchen with a butler’s pantry, a family room, and staff quarters.
The residence’s west wing contains three additional guest suites, including a junior primary suite with its own living room, two bathrooms, a walk-in closet, and a terrace.
Outside, there is also a lighted full-size tennis court, a circular motor court, rolling lawns, lush gardens, numerous verandas and patios, and an infinity-edge pool.
The home also boasts a screening room, an office with a reception area, a security office and a gallery.
To get around, separate staircases are in each of the wings, as is an elevator to provide easy access across the nearly 25,000-square-foot home.
The property is on the market with David Kramer and Andrew Buss from the David Kramer Group at Compass for $60,000,000.
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