Jeff Marine, president and CEO of Jem Sportswear, just sold his Mediterranean villa in guard-gated Beverly Park for $29 million.
“It’s on one of the best lots in Beverly Park, which is one of the best neighborhoods in Beverly Hills,” said Drew Meyers of Westside Estate Agency, who represented the buyer. “There’s nothing like Beverly Park.”
Marine’s place covers 2.5 acres and includes an 11,000-square-foot main house, guesthouse, motor court and spacious backyard with a swimming pool surrounded by sprawling lawns and covered patios. A second-story deck takes in the scene from above. Every space is palatial inside, from the two-story foyer lined with columns to the billiards room under dramatic beams. Elsewhere are eight bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, a formal dining room, oversize kitchen, bonus room, office, movie theater and gym.
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