
Helping titans of industry buy and sell Los Angeles mansions has made Josh and Matt Altman a pair of very rich realtors, and lately some of the pricey homes they’ve been peddling have been their own. The OG “Million Dollar Listing: Los Angeles” cast members recently acquired the stunning personal residence of pioneering female architect Greta Grossman; Matt just dropped $7.1 million on a Sherman Oaks mansion and is also selling his $9 million Hancock Park home, currently in escrow with an unknown buyer. And back in 2017, Matt sold his Mulholland Estates mansion to its current owner — Kendall Jenner.
Now the proverbial ball is in Josh’s court. The feisty dealmaker is looking forward to a big payday on his main residence in Beverly Hills, which has popped up for sale with a $12 million ask. That’s pretty close to double the $6.7 million Altman and wife Heather paid for the place back in 2018. While they’ve made renovations — most notably, the home’s entire red brick façade has been painted a crisp white — it seems apparent they still stand to rake in an impressive profit, should they get anywhere close to the list price.
Described as an “East Coast Traditional” in listings but imposingly Georgian from out front, the 1938 house sits in the prime Beverly Hills Flats section of town, just about a half-skip north of bustling Wilshire Boulevard. Gated and shielded behind towering hedges from the street, the two-story structure features a formal entry flanked by slender columns that soar from ground to roofline. There’s also a motorcourt, plus covered carport parking.
Jacob Greene of the Altman Brothers Team at Douglas Elliman holds the listing.
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Image Credit: MLS Beyond the classically black front door lies a foyer with checkerboard black-and-white marble flooring, flanked by a formal living room to the right and a formal dining room to the left.
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Image Credit: MLS The glitzy living room is filled with artwork and vividly patterned wallpaper. And then there’s that Ferrari fire extinguisher atop the marble fireplace mantle.
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Image Credit: MLS The formal dining room has white oak hardwood floors and what appears to be mahogany wood paneling on the walls.
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Image Credit: MLS A fully upgraded kitchen includes marble countertops, Viking appliances and Waterworks brass hardware. Above the eat-in island are three delicate pendant lights.
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Image Credit: MLS The kitchen adjoins the spacious family room, which boasts walls of glass with easy access to a backyard loggia.
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Image Credit: MLS Outside, the sprawling brick terrace provides ample space for lounging or entertaining.
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Image Credit: MLS The roughly 6,500-square-foot mansion packs in six bedrooms and 6.5 baths. Also included is this executive office, fully customized by the Altmans, with paneled walls painted a near-matte gray and custom built-ins.
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Image Credit: MLS Upstairs, the master bedroom opens via glass doors to a balcony overlooking the pristine backyard. Also on tap is a master bathroom swaddled in marble and upgraded with dual vanities, a steam shower and dual dressing rooms.
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Image Credit: MLS Scattered throughout the home are five additional bedrooms, all of them ensuite, including the Pink Panther’s own lair.
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Image Credit: MLS The tricked-out backyard is complete with a poolside cabana, saltwater plunge pool, spa, and a petite guesthouse with a bedroom and bathroom, plus a full kitchen and laundry. On the grassy lawn are a kids’ playset and Robert Indiana’s trendy “Love” sculpture.
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Image Credit: MLS Other upgrades and amenities are not limited to a full-estate security and surveillance system, smart-home tech, and plenty of palm trees and mature hedges for privacy.