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James Cagney’s former Beverly Hills estate now asks $29.995 million

Listed for $29.995 million following a notable price drop, James Cagney's Beverly Hills estate has undergone careful restoration, ensuring the preservation of its historic characteristics such as original fireplaces and stained glass windows. Nestled on five acres, this property features numerous residences and leisure spaces, merging historic allure with contemporary comforts, making it an…

James Cagney’s former Beverly Hills estate now asks $29.995 million

The former Beverly Hills estate of Hollywood legend James Cagney has resurfaced on the market with a substantially reduced asking price of $29.995 million. The sprawling five-acre property, nestled beneath Franklin Canyon, once boasted a $38.5 million price tag but has been restored to its original grandeur while incorporating modern amenities.

Cagney, who gained fame for his tough-guy film roles in the 1930s, constructed the estate in the 1930s as a private retreat. The main villa, spanning 10,778 square feet, retains its historic charm with exposed trussed-beam ceilings, leaded glass, and restored fireplaces. The property also includes a guest residence, carriage house, and a studio Cagney once used as an art studio, offering a unique glimpse into his off-screen life.

Beyond its luxurious features, the estate's layout, including tennis, pickleball, basketball courts, a swimming pool, and a spa, provides ample space for leisure and entertainment. Set in a canyon environment surrounded by mature greenery, the property balances seclusion with proximity to Beverly Hills. Its blend of historic details and contemporary comforts makes it a rare find for those seeking a piece of Hollywood history.

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