Comcast CEO Brian Roberts Sells Beverly Hills Mansion for $20.1M in Off-Market Deal

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Brian and Aileen Roberts' sold their Beverly Hills mansion to Bill and Maria Bell.

Comcast chairman and CEO Brian Roberts sold his Beverly Hills, California, property in an off-market deal to art collectors Bill and Maria Bell for $20.1 million, writes E.B. Solomont for The Wall Street Journal.

The buyers recently sold their Malibu mansion for around $200 million to Beyoncé and Jay-Z.

Comcast CEO Brian Roberts Beverly Hills mansion. 

Roberts and his wife, Aileen, bought the Beverly Hills property in 2016 for $11 million. They have since substantially restored the house.

The home was originally constructed in the 1960s. It was designed by John Elgin Woolf, an architect who was famous for Hollywood Regency-style homes.

The home is set on around half an acre of land and boasts around 4,000 square feet of living space.

Maria Bell, who is a television writer and producer, has long been enamored with Woolf and the Hollywood Regency style.

“There are very few Woolfs left in L.A. and they have all had an interesting, usually Hollywood, pedigree,” she said.

Roberts and his wife currently own homes in Philadelphia, on Martha’s Vineyard, and in North Palm Beach, Florida.

Read more about the transactions in The Wall Street Journal.

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