Jennifer Aniston sold this house in June 2011 for $35 million to billionaire Bill Gross, according to public records. Aniston purchased the property in 2006 for $13.5 million and completely remodeled it. She collaborated with designer Stephen Shadley to transform a 1970’s residence by Harold W. Levitt in Beverly Hills into an inviting retreat where she hosted frequent gatherings. “The making of the house was as significant to me as the living in it,” says the designer.
Jennifer Aniston house has a tall entrance doors made from Murano glass chandelier one of the things that attracted her to buy the house. The Living room has amazing architectural designs right from the foreground to ashtrays, fabric everything is classy. It is an intimate space that opens to views of the koi pond. The low table is from Todd Merrill Antiques. Glant linen is on the sofa, which Shadley designed, and the chairs are covered in a Manuel Canovas velvet. A pizza oven and wine room are featured in the kitchen. A travertine bar separates it from the sitting area, where Aniston and her guests can relax or watch television. Glant fabric covers the chair and the Piet Hein barstools.
The game room, with its bar and vintage pool table, is “a great hangout at parties,” says Shadley. “And there are lots of places to sit outside.”
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