See Inside Bette Davis’s Former Beverly Hills Home
See Inside Bette Davis’s Former Beverly Hills Home
The historic Hanover House mansion, once owned by actress Bette Davis, is now on the market for $40 million.
Located in the heart of Beverly Hills, the "made to measure" villa was recently transformed—from the inside out—by Visionnaire, a top-of-the-range interior design firm known for their distinctive and ultra-bespoke projects. “The house was completely taken to pieces and renovated,” says Visionnaire’s art director Eleonore Cavalli.
At nearly 10,000 square feet, the architecturally striking space boasts panoramic views and a modern design concept, complete with two pools, a movie theater, a full bar, and a full-sized tennis court. Modern sliding glass doors unite the home's indoor and outdoor spaces, with views to the pools and beyond. The newly-renovated interiors are classically modern, with an incredible attention to detail that can be found in every corner.
Westside Estate Agency holds the listing, which can be found here. Tour the glamorous mansion below.
The Grand Entrance Features a Thirty-Horn “Brunilde” Chandelier.
This sculptural piece is one of the many historic products in Visionnaire's collection.
The Home Includes Eight Bedrooms.
And five bathrooms.
The Dining Room Comfortably Seats 14 People.
The 32-light fixture chandelier features lampshades in velvet onyx.
One of the Home's Two Pools, Which Overlooks the Full Tennis Court
The Cinema Room
The seats are equipped with an internal mechanism to adjust the inclination of the headrest and the depth of the seat by remote control.
The Open-Concept Office Space
The home includes a collection of contemporary art, which was put together by the developer.
Spacious Outdoor Seating Seamlessly Flows from the Living Room
The Second Pool
Trees frame the outdoor spaces, increasing the home's sense of privacy.
Another Bedroom Boasts a Glamorous, Modern Design
A Sitting Area Features a Marble-Clad Fireplace.
The five-bedroom, eight-bathroom villa is listed for $40 million.