The largest home ever built in Beverly Hills, Greystone manor, wasn't built by a movie star, even though many movies have been filmed at this spectacular estate. At Greystone Park, you can drive through the fancy wrought-iron gates of one of the most dramatic estates in Beverly Hills, stroll its lushly landscaped, 16-acre grounds, and admire the 55-room castle up close. This fortress-like Tudor mansion was built by famed oil-tycoon Edward Doheny in 1928, as a gift to his son. With over 46,000 square feet of living space, it cost more than $4 million to build back then. Many people hail this massive home as one of the grandest mansions on the West coast, second only to William Randolph Hearst's San Simeon.
6 responses
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Tammy Espino gave props (28 Jul 2008):
WOW this is gorgeous. Would love to see this home and wander the grounds!
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Donna Whitecotton gave props (28 Jul 2008):
Wow...wonderful shot...makes me with I was there too!
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Vladan Djordjevic gave props (6 Aug 2008):
Terrific image taken from a great pov, with superb colors, lighting and lines. I love it!
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Tiia Vissak gave props (8 Oct 2008):
very beautiful!
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Tammy Espino gave props (10 Dec 2008):
Came back to vote!
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Mark Cox gave props (16 Dec 2008):
Great shot, Ann. Gets my vote.
