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Michael Mann's Hollywood Hills Villa sells for $3.5M after 2 years on market

Michael Mann's Hollywood Hills Villa sells for $3.5M after 2 years on market

Michael Mann's Hollywood Hills Villa has found a buyer for $3.5 million after spending two years on the market. The 3,002-square-foot property, built in 1929, is situated in the Hollywood Hills and offers a secluded feel despite its proximity to Los Angeles' bustling neighborhoods. Designed by architect Daniel Romualdez, the villa features Mediterranean architecture, mature landscaping, and panoramic views.

One unique aspect of the home is a concealed projection screen that transforms the main living room into a private screening room. The property has undergone multiple price changes, with the latest sale occurring on September 15, 2026.

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