Super Agent Aaron Kirman Of Aaroe Estates Sells A. Quincy Jones Estate
China-based buyer adds Beverly Hills residence to his global collection
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., Sept. 23, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Aaron Kirman, President of Aaroe Estates, the luxury property division of John Aaroe Group, has sold a coveted A. Quincy Jones architectural estate for $15M. Situated on one of the most desirable lots in Beverly Hills, a flat 1.2 acre street-to street lot on Rexford Drive just north of Sunset, the 7,718 square foot residence was acquired by a buyer from China to enhance his collection of homes around the world.
"It's fantastically rewarding to be able to match a quintessential Los Angeles architectural estate with the ideal buyer more than six thousand miles away," says Mr. Kirman. "Our worldwide connections allow us to showcase our properties to an international audience … and the approach pays off dramatically."
The estate, a striking example of mid-century modern architecture, has been meticulously restored to celebrate the architect's original vision and style. Walls of glass showcase beautiful grounds that include a lighted north/south tennis court, sunny swimmers' pool and series of covered terrazzo dining patios.
Archibald Quincy Jones, FAIA (1913-1979) is best known for the grand homes he designed for Southern California's cultural elite, including Walter Annenberg's 650-acre Rancho Mirage estate and the Holmby Hills estate commissioned by art collectors Sidney and Frances Brody. However, he also designed hundreds of public buildings and thousands of affordable houses that broke the postwar tract mold with attractive, intelligently planned homes designed "from the inside out." Jones influenced a generation of architects with his use of natural lighting, angled walls, post-and-beam construction, efficient spaces and sensitive site design aimed at creating privacy and melding interior spaces with expansive outdoor areas.
"Compared to the cost of upscale real estate in other major international cities, Los Angeles offers very attractive values," says Mr. Aaroe. "Much of our momentum in the estates market can be linked to our global marketing reach and how effectively we leverage our connections to showcase exceptional properties worldwide."
About Aaron Kirman
Aaron Kirman, President of Aaroe Estates, is one of the leading real estate agents in the US. Repeatedly named Top Agent in Los Angeles, he has amassed an extensive luxury client base including heads of industry, celebrities, royalty, major lending institutions and foreign investors. He is currently representing over $550M in properties.
Mr. Kirman has represented some of the most exclusive residences across the globe including: Frank Lloyd Wright's Ennis House, Richard Neutra's Kaufmann Residence, Frank Gehry's Schnabel House, Lions Gate by Paul Williams and the only Oscar Niemeyer in North America. Two Lloyd Wright residences are among his current listings.
He is sought by developers to sell multi-unit projects including a private island in the Pacific, Turks and Caicos, and the W Hotels. Many developers, architects and designers contact Aaron prior to construction and completion of their projects to take advantage of his track record of success to insure the design, architecture and plan will appeal to high-end buyers.
Media sources call Mr. Kirman for information and quotes. He is frequently featured on outlets such as CBS, CNBC, CNN, E Entertainment, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, the London Times, and Variety.
About John Aaroe Group
John Aaroe Group is a leading real estate brokerage specializing in high-end property in the greater Los Angeles area. Founded by John Aaroe in 2009, John Aaroe Group is known for its agents' dedication to impeccable service, as well as for Mr. Aaroe's three decades of experience representing buyers and sellers of select residences. www.aaroe.com
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